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A nice subject, but the pomegranate is a bit secondary in interst to the leaves. If you can get more directional lighting on it, and darken it a bit, it’s worth another try. Maybe include more of the other one in the BG??
Ann Louise: A really good capture IMO. Using the polarizer and the diffuser tamed any potential shine on the leaves and fruit. I like the comp as is although Diane’s suggestion of a slightly wider view would work also. Well done. >=))>
Thanks Bill and Diane for giving me some suggestions. I went out and shot the pomegranate again today. I like this version better. This time I used my 60mm macro lens. It makes a nicer background. No polarizer but diffuser on left and right sides of fruit. Questions: Too much shine on the fruit? Is the yellow leaf on top too bright? All comments truly appreciated!
Ann Louise
Ann Louise: I like the second image. I don’t think the shine is objectionable but it does serve as a good example of what a polarizer can do when compared to the first. I also edited your title to reflect the repost. It’s always a good idea so that others will know to revisit the post. Nicely done. >=))>