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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 31457" data-attributes="member: 3903">What Rick was saying I agree with. The fact that the spider was in the shade shouldn't stop you from making an interesting picture. This is where post processing is necessary if you want to get results. This is one thing I always tell my friends who want to get into photography: &quot;Take time to really learn a good picture editing program&quot;.Also, when you ask for critics, you'll get some. Remember to take all of them with a grain of salt since critic is only one other person's opinion about his personal taste and what he would have done to improve your picture. But no one is going to walk with your shoes if you get my drift.Now, this is my attempt to improve your spider shot with contrast, saturation etc. [ATTACH]5139[/ATTACH]As for the frog shot, even if you like it, you won't get me to like it. I find it very unusual composition that does nothing to attract my eyes and keep them looking at the picture.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 31457, member: 3903"] What Rick was saying I agree with. The fact that the spider was in the shade shouldn't stop you from making an interesting picture. This is where post processing is necessary if you want to get results. This is one thing I always tell my friends who want to get into photography: "Take time to really learn a good picture editing program". Also, when you ask for critics, you'll get some. Remember to take all of them with a grain of salt since critic is only one other person's opinion about his personal taste and what he would have done to improve your picture. But no one is going to walk with your shoes if you get my drift. Now, this is my attempt to improve your spider shot with contrast, saturation etc. [ATTACH]5139._xfImport[/ATTACH] As for the frog shot, even if you like it, you won't get me to like it. I find it very unusual composition that does nothing to attract my eyes and keep them looking at the picture. [/QUOTE]

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