I like the "less normal" ones, as you call them :) The out of focus silhouette of the flower reminds me of a tv program I caught a second of about a nature photographer who was saying that she photographed things out of focus to place emphasis on the form and shape of things--interesting concept. Not wild about the bark one, but it's nice to talk about texture.
I think I like the out of focus version better than the in focus version of the first flower...but you probably could have guessed that!
The water on the red tulip is pretty, and the detail that you can capture is amazing! But I think I like the second set better as a whole because they're less busy, more edited and zoomed in. Minimalist, if you will.
How fun to be able to capture spring blooming around you! Enjoy!
I prefer the in focus red flower picture. The petals & stem are translucent & give a beautiful glow. The last picture is also really beautiful. I love the monochromatic scheme and the detail. Perfectly framed. :-)
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I like the "less normal" ones, as you call them :) The out of focus silhouette of the flower reminds me of a tv program I caught a second of about a nature photographer who was saying that she photographed things out of focus to place emphasis on the form and shape of things--interesting concept. Not wild about the bark one, but it's nice to talk about texture.
I think I like the out of focus version better than the in focus version of the first flower...but you probably could have guessed that!
The water on the red tulip is pretty, and the detail that you can capture is amazing! But I think I like the second set better as a whole because they're less busy, more edited and zoomed in. Minimalist, if you will.
How fun to be able to capture spring blooming around you! Enjoy!
I also like the 2nd set better. I can't tell you why just that I do (so not a helpful comment).
I prefer the in focus red flower picture. The petals & stem are translucent & give a beautiful glow. The last picture is also really beautiful. I love the monochromatic scheme and the detail. Perfectly framed. :-)
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