Wooden Gardener
by bob1love

Comment:
Usually it's best to isolate your subject from distracting elements that don't really add to the shot. The arm and leg from the other character should be completely cropped out. The best way is to do it before you shoot. By turning the camera lengthwise you would crop the unwanted and would have been able to include all of your subject without cutting the feet off.
I sincerely hope this helps. Best of luck! :-)
Regards,

Grayce

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by bosie

Comment:
I like your idea. I think if you turned the camera so you'd get the whole sculpture, and eliminate the out of focus bg this could be much better. Hope this helps. Best of luck! :-)

Freshly Picked
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Yummy...good job

Lift-off
by eikidigi

Comment:
Great detail, esp on the wing.

Every drop is precious
by ozthunder

Comment:
Nice! Makes me thirsty.

berries in our garden
by tp-fcp

Comment:
Nice color contrasts.

Magnolia
by DennisF

Comment:
Pretty.

Denim..
by buzzrock

Comment:
One of my favorite fabrics. Good detail here.

A Bee's Eye Veiw
by marinajoe

Comment:
Nice comp, but as you must know, the soft focus ruins it. Perhaps try backing off a little, then crop to the desired size.

Cry-y-y-y-ing Over You
by dsidwell

Comment:
Nice idea...well done!