One More for the Rhody

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By: John Jarrell
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Photographer	John Jarrell {Karma:592}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Minolta Dimage A2
Categories	Macro Florals	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Minolta
Uploaded	5/26/2004	Film / Memory Type	Digital
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	371	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	I coudn't resisit to post another

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Sally A. {K:4601} 9/3/2004

Very nice colors, and macro.
good job.

Getulio Melo {K:6481} 5/29/2004

Amazing hue and composition, John! Beautiful photo. Congrats.

Linn Currie {K:24426} 5/27/2004

Hi John
May I be frank (again)? :-)

This is not as good as your "Bee Havin". In this new image you don't have a definite point of focus, at least not for my eye. Did you want to draw attention to the beautiful "leopard spots" on the one petal? If so, then I think you should have isolated that and left out most of the flower.

The green leaf is very distrating - it's out of focus and doesn't seem to belong in the image. The flower in the background is also drawing the eye away from the main object. The stamen(is that what it is called?) in the background begs for attention but it should not.

And do you see that tiny bit of white on the right edge? That also catches the eye - you should have cloned that out or cropped a bit tighter.

I hope you don't mind my critique :-) Maybe I have too little experience to be saying any of this, and maybe other members will voice their critique as well - but this is how I perceive it.

Regards
Linn

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