Critique Style Requested: Standard
The photographer is looking for generalized feedback about the aesthetic and technical qualities of their image.
While I go to Central Park mainly for the birds, Shakespeare Garden is worth the brief detour.
Any thoughts appreciated.
Canon R5; 100-500 mm
Drooping Star of Bethlehem-1/250 at f7.1; ISO 320; 270 mm
Tulip-red-1/500 at f7.1; ISO 320; 500 mm
Tulip-orange-1/400 at f7.1; ISO 320; 167 mm
Allen, these are a colorful collection of spring flowers. The shape is the star for the Star of Bethlehem, while the colors pop nicely in #2 and #3.
Oh what a shot of spring these are. The first is especially pleasing with the symmetry and the light. The spray of oof color behind is a nice touch. And tulips…ah I really should plant some one of these days.
Allen: Fine shot s all and a fine collection. I especially envy you the tulip experience as they just do not grow well in our warm climate. Of the three #2 is my first choice with #1 second and #3 the last. On #1 my only suggestion would be to tone down the deep red OOF area on the right edge as it does grab my eye. The capture of the blooms is superb. On #3 I would definitely make the partial flower on the left edge go away. >=))>
