Green Lamina

judah

I must be out of my mind. After my first week as a photographer I submitted a shot to a DGrin challenge. :1drink

Angelo

and we're the better for it. welcome aboard and great shot.
I bet a bit of adjustment will help this shot. Others with more knowledge will be along shortly to assist.

judah

Angelo wrote:

and we're the better for it. welcome aboard and great shot.
I bet a bit of adjustment will help this shot. Others with more knowledge will be along shortly to assist.

Hi Angelo, thanks for your comment. Hope someone will chime in with some feedback. I tried to edit the picture but right now I'm focusing on gettin' the best possible shots straight out of the camera. And to be honest I don't trust my editing skills enough yet. :

LCD

Very Cool shot! Love the light and the composition. The eye is really pulled into the center of the plant.


And your first week!! Look out!!

WaveRunner

I like your shot, especially how it draws you eye into the center of the leaves. You can try to bounce a little more light into the shot to avoid getting shadow on the inside of the leaves. While post PP editing can achieve this, if you have a timer on your camera you can used a time shot and then use a sheet of flat white paper attached to a document folder to bounce light into the leaves (a cheap piece of paper can beat the investment in an expensive reflector)

judah

Thanks to all of you for your feedback. This Lamina happened out of luck. I wasn't lookin' for lamina at all (in fact I was out lookin' for some rubbish) and while I was drivin' on a country road I parked my van near this field of corn (not sure if it was corn or something similar). I was tryin' to test my macro skills and ended up with this. The "black hole" at the bottom I like it a lot. It's what grabs my attention. As I said above, some editing would help this shot a lot but I'm really the dumbest of dumb in the editing field and I'm tryin' to learn as much as possible in the camera. Anyway, thanks again for your comments. :