Texas Wildflower...kinda faded and bug eaten edges, but blooming none the less.. I am definately an amateur, and while comments are welcome, I'm, not sure if they will help me, since it's the camera that determines the final outcome.... :)
Hi Dwight. Like the photo. You've created a good depth of field with this shot.
You say that "comments are welcome, but not sure if they will help". Critique of the images that we post on these sites, is a useful exercise, which imparts other viewpoints and knowledge from which we can learn.It dosn't matter if you are a raw beginner or a seasonde photographer, we are always learning something new.
It isn't the camera that determins the final outcome, but the person behind it. The camera is only a tool, and like any tool, you need to understand it, and the more you practice the better you will become, so keep practicing. A good exersise to carry out, is put the images you took when you first started, in a file, and after about six months take them out and compare tham against your latest images. You will be pleasantly surprised at the improvement.
To each their own I guess, but I prefer to view the world without Photoshop enhancements, or at least insure there is a disclaimer if a photo is "enhanced"....
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