[Macro Photography Challenge] & [MACRO on the table]
In response to @bambuka contest, I finally was able to take some shots today out of my busy schedule and I will like to share it with you today.
Actually I was at first thinking what will be the inspiration behind this macro shot I will be submitting. But finally I was able to pick some inspiration. I found a cover or a bottle water. As you can see in the picture below, it is green colour, I placed it on a bench we have at home.
What I need to do at first was to take the normal photo shots of the cover and the bench as you can see below.
Then finally I switch to the macro photography section which I will be sharing with you. As that is where the magic lies. At first I was finding it difficult to get the perfect clarity but well eventually I was able to which I was really happy about.
What do you feel about this shot, I will like to hear your feedback in the comment section below.
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They are beautifully artistic shots, due to the play of spaces around the object, due to the contrast between textures and colors, where the sun almost burns the edges of the object and elements. Technically, I wonder about the intention of maintaining the inclinations of the horizontal axis, which detract from its symmetry, and if it was on purpose to use a high ISO that makes the shots look more burnt than sharp.
This post was selected for the Daily Top 5 Macrophotography of Steem Lens for Apr/21/24
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I can say that I like the last shot of the bottle cap better than the others.
But to be honest and without flattery, I can see some aspects that could be improved.
For starters, I would make the horizon flat. Its tilt is not an artistic device and makes the shot look rather sloppy.
I can assume that in order to improve the sharpness of the shot, you did post processing and rigidly increased the sharpness and contrast. This resulted in distorted colours, they look like overcooked colours
This is the main thing that causes my doubts about the quality of the photo.
If you were shooting with a smartphone, I can recommend to position the phone more precisely in front of the subject. The macro lens of the phone has a sharpness zone (usually 3-5 cm). At this distance and you should keep the phone from the object. And it is better, if the phone will be not just in the hand, and plunged for example on the surface of the table (to exclude the shaking of hands.
But the main plus is that you tried it and got the result. Thank you for your participation :)
Wow thank you so much for the correction and contribution
I will make sure I look into what you have just said to be more better in the next shot .
Thank you so much
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I'm glad you're getting my words right.
You will do well ))