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Comment and critique requested please.
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It's sharp where it should be and the out of focus background teasels add to the sense of depth of the image. A pleasant arrangement just leaving me a bit uninspired by the actual subject. The wide border is bold and complements the colours in the image and I could imagine it as a print mounted on a board of that colour. This could work. Usually it doesn't, but here could be one of the rare exceptions.

I think you've made a good job of this, just not the most exciting subject. Hope that doesn't sound over-critical, it's not meant to! :)

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Thanks for taking the time to reply, I do agree it is lacking something, I was hoping for a goldfinch to land on it as they are apparently rather fond of teasels but it wasn't to be :wink:
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Hi Pauline

I agree with John's summation, but it's well taken and a good test of your photographic skills and I'm sure you enjoyed the practice. If it was a brightly coloured flower it might have more impact.

Thanks for posting. :D
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