Working in the Fields

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By: Brandon Lyons
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Photographer	Brandon Lyons {Karma:59}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Minolta Maxxum 5 QD
Categories	Macro Nature Florals	Film Format
Portfolio	Color	Lens	Sigma 70-300 F4-5.6 Macro Super II
Uploaded	1/31/2005	Film / Memory Type	Kodak 35 mm Color
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Views	277	Shutter
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - OKINAWA Country - Japan
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Brandon Lyons {K:59} 2/8/2005

WOW, I really did not see it from that angle. And yes I do agree that the bee should be in focus. Just to get that shoot it took 35 min. of low-crawling around a field and following numerous amounts of bees. As for the critique, I am all ears. I just ask that you don't hold back and give it to me straight forward. Thank you so much for the advice, oh I have been going through your portfolio and getting hundreds of ideas. Thank You Again - Brandon

Peter Daniel {K:33866} 2/8/2005

Wonderful Photograph Brandon, Great colors and clarity. I agree about the focus. Some of this can be done by cropping. The example I'm uploading is much on the crop but it still follows the rule of thirds in composition and put the bee in strong.
I hope you don't mind this critique.

Thanks for sharing? Thanks for all the wonderful comments on my Photographs.
Your friend, Peter

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Brandon Lyons {K:59} 1/31/2005

Thank you for your honesty. This is the type of critique I need, please feel free to critique on my other two pics and future posted ones. Thank you again. -Brandon

Nour El Refai {K:12481} 1/31/2005

good composition, just needs a little more focus on the bee, but it is wonderful, well done

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