Hydrangea & other stuff

I just got a Canon 180mm macro & these are my first attempts with it.

These are shots of what becomes of Hydrangea blossoms at the end of the season.

I just thought this shadow looked cool.

Mike "Sparkz"

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LordV wrote in post #13456434
Good shots and interesting series.
All the shots look a bit centered - look up rule of thirds.
Brian v.

You're right Brian. I really wasn't considering that when shooting these. Ordinarily I am very aware of it. Guess I was concentrating too much on the subject and not enough on the comp. Thanks for the advice.

Mike

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