NZPhotographer Issue 16, Feb 2019
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Improving Your Photography<br />
Photo Review Session<br />
by Excio<br />
LARGER THAN LIFE BY AMOL NAKVE<br />
REVIEW BY:<br />
Almin Vranac<br />
2013 Winner of Sony’s ‘Record Your Move’.<br />
INITIAL THOUGHTS<br />
The shallow depth of field in this photo is really on<br />
point, making the main object in this frame really<br />
stand out which is the main purpose for nature/macro<br />
photography. One little bit of advice would be to shift<br />
the focus a little more to be on the droplets (as they’re<br />
the most intriguing part of the photo), but this is a<br />
personal taste thing, it’s good as it is too.<br />
The second thing that is really nice in this photo is the<br />
idea of the main object itself. I think a bitten out leaf<br />
with a morning rose droplet hanging from it makes a<br />
really nice and interesting artistic composure. I also<br />
like the vibrant and rustic looking colours, they add a<br />
special touch to the photo.<br />
10 <strong>NZPhotographer</strong>
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