[PIC_THREAD] Nature, Flora and Fauna

Few more indoor pics at the weekend. Think am getting better at lighting. You be the judge.

Comments and crits very welcome. If you know how I can improve, I'd like to know!

This first one I had a little play in photoshop trying to extract subject to put in front of different background. Just a little bit of experimenting.


Gerbera by chris_rabe, on Flickr


Rose by chris_rabe, on Flickr


Rose by chris_rabe, on Flickr


Sunflower by chris_rabe, on Flickr


Sunflower by chris_rabe, on Flickr


Bergera by chris_rabe, on Flickr
 
Here's a couple of pictures from my recent trip:

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Hope you like? As always constructive criticism is appreciated. :)
 
This guy shows up a few times a day outside my window at work :) He sits there for a few minutes looking in to make sure I'm still working and then he flies off somehere


Wassup by Phal44, on Flickr
 
A wider aspect ratio on that would look good I reckon, maybe 16:9 or even wider still!
 
Hi guys, I've just picked up a dslr and would really appreciate some feedback. These photos are unprocessed unless you count resizing them, so any tips you would like to share would be awesome.

Anyway:
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Looks like you've missed a bit of processing on that last shot. Top left of the shot is darker than the rest.

Quite like these shots :) Cool trees
 
Hi guys, I've just picked up a dslr and would really appreciate some feedback. These photos are unprocessed unless you count resizing them, so any tips you would like to share would be awesome.

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Quite cool to catch the fish doing stuff like that :) Processing would help since you could crop in a bit and get rid of some of the empty space.

The flower shots seem to lack some kind of focus for me. There's a lot going on but nothing in particular stands out as something you were aiming to photograph. Again, processing might help but I think you'd need to get closer to whatever you wanted to shoot first.
 
Looks like you've missed a bit of processing on that last shot. Top left of the shot is darker than the rest.

Quite like these shots :) Cool trees

Thank you, playing with new DSLR :)

Cloud shape, I assure you, on that last one... But I see what you mean in how it looks :)
 
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