Jimmy Henderson

Seeing the World Close Up: Three Methods of Close-up and Macro Photography

I'm glad to see you consider composition in your images, because without composition there is no photograph. Little bit of blurriness, maybe from the slow shutter speed. Using an ISO of 400 would have given you a faster shutter speed, making it more likely to get more of the sharpness you're looking for. Thanks for taking the class and for putting those skills to use!

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Dried cranberries on wooden spoon-24mm lens with closeup filters +1 +4 together, f2.8, 1/20sec, 100 iso
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