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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent" data-source="post: 207003" data-attributes="member: 15675">Where this is technically correct, if you get lucky and it all works together you get more interesting pictures.Do you know this one:[ATTACH]55542[/ATTACH]technique met opportunity leading to winner of National Geographic Photo Contest 2011Also: I must say that it is not my thing, but you see people cooling insects down so they can have them calm in a prepared interior setting, even adding drops on the insect to have something different (or not anymore).@Watoh we all seem to agree here, keep shooting with your technique and when lucky you will get something exceptional. If the animal is dead you can compose, but otherwise leave them free. To be clear everyone is struggeling with composition it comes with experience and luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vincent, post: 207003, member: 15675"] Where this is technically correct, if you get lucky and it all works together you get more interesting pictures. Do you know this one: [ATTACH=CONFIG]55542._xfImport[/ATTACH] technique met opportunity leading to winner of[SIZE=7] [SIZE=3][COLOR=#242B30][FONT=Georgia]National Geographic Photo Contest 2011 [/FONT][/COLOR][/SIZE][/SIZE]Also: I must say that it is not my thing, but you see people cooling insects down so they can have them calm in a prepared interior setting, even adding drops on the insect to have something different (or not anymore). @[COLOR=#3E3E3E]Watoh we all seem to agree here, keep shooting with your technique and when lucky you will get something exceptional. If the animal is dead you can compose, but otherwise leave them free. To be clear everyone is struggeling with composition it comes with experience and luck.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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