RE: RE: My First Attempt at 'Real' Photography
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I would describe myself as a hobby photographer at best mattclarke@mattclarke, and I would agree that macro and long-exposure are enjoyable to take.

My primary thoughts for you are on composition and focus. There is quite a lot of grass to look at, and while I feel I should be drawn towards the dead grass amongst the green, just because there is lots to look at, I'm having trouble finding a focal point focus on.

I'd normally try for a subject that I can have some depth between it and its background:

Or, with a contrast difference between subject and surroundings (not the best pick-up of the colour, but as example):

https://images.hive.blog/0x0/https://images.hive.blog/DQmQgLTdtbY8kgGxwMgVeiiMXQuzzSPd8Jr5PqUJbqxWyzC/DSC_0033%20(2).JPG

As for the focus, were you using a single focal point (such as a macro mode) and were you manually focussing on the particular point you were after? This is taken with a macro lense, but it shows how the focus can be used:

https://images.hive.blog/0x0/https://images.hive.blog/DQmW443u9C8YyQWXyx9s9x6R9qHAtBRX72GDpWLBdwKgFD6/DSC_0019%20(2).JPG

Though I'm sure holoz0r@holoz0r has something more profound to say then these ramblings 😂 I'm not very fancy with my camera use, but I take plenty of photos that some come out good :)

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