VISION: well... i really like the picture but the background is just little to plain (yes i know its a photo) maybe you could of zoomed out just a little. i really love it though!
ORIGINALITY: well... i give this only two and a half stars for originality because i have seen loads of pics like this!
TECHNIQUE: well as i said maybe zoom out a little because the background is a little to plain! even though you dont want it to detailed otherwise it will spoil it!
IMPACT: i really love this pic altogether! i love pics like this because they just focus on the bug! its so beautiful!
The amount of detail you were able to capture without sacrificing the softness the shot naturally has is quite notable. The hairs on the flowers stem should suffice as evidence as they are clearly seen right beneath the bud of the flower. You were able to capture at a split second very natural pose of the bee right before it lands onto the flower.
If I do say so myself, the background isn't distracting and really makes the viewer focus on the subjects in the foreground. In other words, the background really does compliment the bee and flower.
A great macro photo. The detail of this is amazing. The clarity of the clover and the bee against the blurred green background reminds me of the green screen work in movies. You also captured a wonderful sense of depth here- with the out of focus leaves that are beneath the head of the clover.
well... i really like the picture but the background is just little to plain (yes i know its a photo) maybe you could of zoomed out just a little.
i really love it though!
ORIGINALITY:
well... i give this only two and a half stars for originality because i have seen loads of pics like this!
TECHNIQUE:
well as i said maybe zoom out a little because the background is a little to plain! even though you dont want it to detailed otherwise it will spoil it!
IMPACT:
i really love this pic altogether! i love pics like this because they just focus on the bug! its so beautiful!
The amount of detail you were able to capture without sacrificing the softness the shot naturally has is quite notable. The hairs on the flowers stem should suffice as evidence as they are clearly seen right beneath the bud of the flower. You were able to capture at a split second very natural pose of the bee right before it lands onto the flower.
If I do say so myself, the background isn't distracting and really makes the viewer focus on the subjects in the foreground. In other words, the background really does compliment the bee and flower.
Great job and keep being devious!
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