davebreal Senior Member  894 posts Likes: 23 Joined Jul 2007 Location: new jersey, usa More info | Nov 28, 2014 07:16 | #1 I wound up taking this photo in August with my macro lens, while not nearly a macro or closeup shot I would really like to pursue a grander view of dragonflies in the future. What's your opinion on this type of photo?  Dave
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parkespapa Member  64 posts Likes: 3 Joined Nov 2014 Location: Memphis, TN More info Post edited over 8 years ago by parkespapa. | Dec 01, 2014 16:34 | #2 I like the pic...depth of field is great. I might crop it to a portrait aspect and keep the in-focus seed heads in the foreground on bottom right and put the dragonfly near the top left? Just an idea, but I still like it the way you have it.
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davebreal THREAD STARTER Senior Member 894 posts Likes: 23 Joined Jul 2007 Location: new jersey, usa More info | Dec 02, 2014 07:17 | #3 parkespapa wrote in post #17301673  I like the pic...depth of field is great. I might crop it to a portrait aspect and keep the in-focus seed heads in the foreground on bottom right and put the dragonfly near the top left? Just an idea, but I still like it the way you have it. Thanks for taking a look! Dave
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