05-09-2025, 05:52 PM
Thank you, Rich.
I've come to believe that getting a decent photo involves: being out there with a camera as often as possible, good light, finding the patience to wait for a good shot and not messing up it up, and wise processing (in this case it needed some strong sharpening of the bee and I think I managed that without it looking over-sharpened), and cropping it well for composition.
BTW, I think my crop left me with insufficient pixels for a large print as you mentioned.
I've come to believe that getting a decent photo involves: being out there with a camera as often as possible, good light, finding the patience to wait for a good shot and not messing up it up, and wise processing (in this case it needed some strong sharpening of the bee and I think I managed that without it looking over-sharpened), and cropping it well for composition.
BTW, I think my crop left me with insufficient pixels for a large print as you mentioned.
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