Bees in the clover

[Dalantech]

Very little light today, so I had to push these in post processing. I like the first one, but I think I missed the composition on the second (too centered). C&C always welcome!

http://dalantech.smugmug.com/photos/139525582-L.jpg

http://dalantech.smugmug.com/photos/139525239-L.jpg

[Attic]

I like #1 best.

[LordV]

Lovely shots, think the BG suffered a bit in the exposure pushing.
Brian V

[Anke]

Prefer no.1 but they are actually both lovely crisp sharp shots :D

[racketman]

reminds me of a line from Kipling (?),
'the bee has quit the clover and your English summer's done'.
Well its only March so there's a long way to go before that mournful thought!

[Dalantech]

I like #1 best.

Thanks! Dito...

[Dalantech]

Lovely shots, think the BG suffered a bit in the exposure pushing.
Brian V

I think the 20D that I use to shoot with had less noise. Wasn't sure if the background was gonna be good or bad, and I should have gone home and shot abstracts until I could get better light :D

[Dalantech]

Prefer no.1 but they are actually both lovely crisp sharp shots :D

Thanks Anke!

[Dalantech]

reminds me of a line from Kipling (?),
'the bee has quit the clover and the English summer's done'.
Well its only March so there's a long way to go before that mournful thought!

Beautiful line :cool:

There has been a massive bee die off in the States -I'm hoping it doesn't happen here!

[bandit 1]

Hiya Dalantech,

Great couple of shots, think I prefer #1.

Cheers for now
Mark

[Dalantech]

Hiya Dalantech,

Great couple of shots, think I prefer #1.

Cheers for now
Mark

Thanks Mark! With the grain from pushing the exposure I think I might have been better off shooting at ISO 800 and using natural light.