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This is a discussion on The Cheerleaders within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; I found this one cute... Comments welcome and have all a great day....

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    Default The Cheerleaders

    I found this one cute...

    Comments welcome and have all a great day.
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    Gorgeous colours (good simultaneous contrast), I love this one.

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    Agree with Alex here, the colour is just beautiful here - bright and beautiful.

    I might have played a bit more with composition on this one, the central flower in this case is a bit too central for my taste and I likely would have tried to place it more to one side.

    Even so, the way it is now is very striking and this is a beautiful image.
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    What??? Where's the girls??

    I came in here expecting short skirts and BIG .... smiles (mostly from me!! )


    I REALLY like this shot!
    I think in this case the flower placement is working due to the two backup 'cheerleaders' ( ) behind it.
    The colouring here is also so vivid and nothing seems to clash. Great shot.

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    Very, very pretty!

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    I love the colors! I have a hard time with the composition. The flower in the middle, with the 3 out of focus nodes (lol..don't know what they are calles), I have a hard time getting past the out of focus nodes. My preference, but I would of liked to have seen the whole front flower in focus and the three in behind out. But that is me
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    What??? Where's the girls??

    I came in here expecting short skirts and BIG .... smiles (mostly from me!! )
    Hahaha.
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    Hey, Spriter. Nice captures you've been posting. How do you like your new Canon T1i??
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    Stunning image!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iguanasan View Post
    Hey, Spriter. Nice captures you've been posting. How do you like your new Canon T1i??
    Like it a lot. not yet supported by Lightroom though. RAW specifications changed.

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    BTW, I am always a bit disatisfied with sharpness. I understand that Sensor images are processes by the in camera computer to reduce the square aspect of each pixels that in turns create some softness. I guess we have to live with it and fix it in post processing afterward... Is there any other solution, setup?
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