Macros @ Bortanic Garden

Outlook · 22nd September 2007

Practice again. C&C are welcome.
#1

#2

kohhy6 · 23rd September 2007

My vote goes to #2.

Clean and simple!

Canon_5D · 24th September 2007

#2 is another common close-up shoots.

#1 is special. Unlike the normal macro/close-up shoots, it shows the environment the insect lives. Sometimes, our macro shoots are too close to the subjects and forget to show where they stay.

I like the bright colors of #1.

Redsun · 24th September 2007

i like #1!Superb colours!

Outlook · 24th September 2007

Originally Posted by kohhy6

My vote goes to #2. Clean and simple!

Thanks, Kohhy.

Outlook · 24th September 2007

Originally Posted by Canon_5D

#2 is another common close-up shoots.

#1 is special. Unlike the normal macro/close-up shoots, it shows the environment the insect lives. Sometimes, our macro shoots are too close to the subjects and forget to show where they stay.

I like the bright colors of #1.

Thanks for the comments.

All depends what the photographer likes to show. A detailed body (zoomed) or a whole view. I think giving a unique view from others is the spirit.

Outlook · 24th September 2007

Originally Posted by Redsun

i like #1!Superb colours!

Thanks for viewing, Red Sun.

Taurean · 24th September 2007

#1 Could be better if the BG is "smoother" and also if you try to exclude the orange stalk at the top left.

scenar · 24th September 2007

#1 rocks! but yea, the oof highlights a bit distracting...

Outlook · 25th September 2007

Originally Posted by Taurean

#1 Could be better if the BG is "smoother" and also if you try to exclude the orange stalk at the top left.

Good point

. Noted. Thanks, Taurean.

Outlook · 25th September 2007

Originally Posted by scenar

#1 rocks! but yea, the oof highlights a bit distracting...

Thanks, your comments are noted. Will pay attention to the F stop in future shooting.

Elgaris · 25th September 2007

I like both of them, very crisp, sharp and vibrant

knifer · 25th September 2007

I like #2, good shot

skypacker · 26th September 2007

Both are great, but I like the first one better. Sharp and with vivid colors

Outlook · 26th September 2007

Originally Posted by Elgaris

I like both of them, very crisp, sharp and vibrant

Thanks, Elgaris.

Outlook · 26th September 2007

Originally Posted by knifer

I like #2, good shot

Thank you, knifer. Glad you like it.

Outlook · 26th September 2007

Originally Posted by skypacker

Both are great, but I like the first one better. Sharp and with vivid colors

I also like #1.

Thanks.

24th September 2007	#3
Canon_5D Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 70	Re: Macros @ Bortanic Garden #2 is another common close-up shoots. #1 is special. Unlike the normal macro/close-up shoots, it shows the environment the insect lives. Sometimes, our macro shoots are too close to the subjects and forget to show where they stay. I like the bright colors of #1.

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Redsun Member/Tangshooter Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Jurong West Posts: 6,341	Re: Macros @ Bortanic Garden i like #1!Superb colours! __________________ Flickr DeviantART Tangshooters

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Taurean Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Little Red Dot Posts: 978	Re: Macros @ Bortanic Garden #1 Could be better if the BG is "smoother" and also if you try to exclude the orange stalk at the top left.

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scenar Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,167	Re: Macros @ Bortanic Garden #1 rocks! but yea, the oof highlights a bit distracting... __________________ http://zyy.smugmug.com

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Elgaris Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 315	Re: Macros @ Bortanic Garden I like both of them, very crisp, sharp and vibrant

22nd September 2007	#1
Outlook Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: West Posts: 2,007	Macros @ Bortanic Garden Practice again. C&C are welcome. #1 #2 __________________ Photo@Multiply Photo@Fotopic Last edited by Outlook; 23rd September 2007 at 08:02 PM.

23rd September 2007	#2
kohhy6 Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 878	Re: Macros @ Bortanic Garden My vote goes to #2. Clean and simple!

25th September 2007	#13
knifer Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 96	Re: Macros @ Bortanic Garden I like #2, good shot

26th September 2007	#14
skypacker Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 786	Re: Macros @ Bortanic Garden Both are great, but I like the first one better. Sharp and with vivid colors