You nailed the perspective—it’s a good photo.
As for the crowds, that kind of density would make me feel like I was suffocating.
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These two full-size photos give me a sense of the scale of the space where the bees move around.
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Heavenly Sleep
Some well-earned rest after a busy day at the office trying to save the human race.
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Wonderful contrasts (gold vs black; polished smooth vs rough) in this image that shows the buddha in an unconventional way. Love it.
Change nothing.
Print large.
Display.
Watch viewers be amazed.
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A study in balance. The straight lines of he buildings V the silhouetted curves of landscape behind. A narrow tone range that works on highlights v shadows. The mass on the right V the large subject rea on the left.
They all combine into a dawn moment at a specific place. -
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A dramatic angle. The almost totally clear sky leaves the lines dominating.
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I agree with your analysis. 2 and 3 are fine macro shots but1 has some magic and story because the bee is airborne, coming or going with pollen attached. The framing of the bee by the petals and the drop down to the stamen are visually appealing. Then there is the watcher, the ant.
Lots to like in this shot while the other two support the details. -
Just as Fireplace said. The small tongue plays a big part in the success of the shot.
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Great photo.
Roel has made all the points, plus more, that I might have made.
