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Looks great
![]() I think one thing that would help a lot but not really necessary is you should turn off the time stamp ![]() Also.. a nice little "shooting flowers tip" Dont shoot down on flowers because usually when people are looking at flowers they look at them by looking down at them. they dont see them from the side or underneath however your going to take it. Just get on your knee or whatever and take a few shots and they will look definitely better! (I'm not implying that yours isn't good )Anyway looks nice and keep up the good work. |
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![]() What I meant is that lets say your somewhere where there are flowers. Your walking by them you happen to look at them and you are looking down at them (because you are higher then them) So to add a little spice/feeling to your flower pictures get down next to the flower and take a few cool shots from different angles where you usually do not see them when you are walking by them and you glance at them. This gives a different perspective of the flowers so its something different then what you usually see ![]() If you dont understand it still, let me know and I'll go out and shoot a few pictures showing what i mean
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omgosh!! that is beautiful! i can see what you mean by taking them from a different angle. thanks for the advice!
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