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Red Deer Stag by MossyOak

That's a special one Richard, nice and sharp where it matters with a hint of mist rising from the bracken and a lovely bokeh as a backdrop.

Purple ball by pluckyfilly

Lovely picture Ann and congrats on getting the featured photo on EPZ. Hope you are feeling a bit better and looking forward to seeing you again soon!

Tony x

Verticals by MossyOak

Never been to the Science Museum before and this one looks great, reminds me of the Natural Histury Museum! Colours are great and I like the school uniforms which add interest to the picture.

Nice one Richard

Majestic by MossyOak

Not so sure about this one Richard, it looks as if you were the second shooter and she was facing the 'official' photographer.
I do like the angle of her body and the way it fits within the frame and the dark OOF background shows her head nicely.
The posy needs to be held face-on to the camera to obscure the hands instead of the way its held here. Her facial expression looks a little 'pained'.

Cheers, Tony

Eye Contact by MossyOak

I like this one also. A simple pose but one I don't remember seeing it before, very well executed! The model has great skin, presumably you've done some work to make it look so flawless. I must get my 'nifty fifty' out for portrait photos, this looks very sharp indeed. I'd heard that the 50mm tends to sometimes make peoples' features appear distorted or 'bulbous' bu it works just fine in this portrait.

I'd like to see this pose rotated to 45 degrees and think it would give a different and possibly more interesting perspective.

Keep 'em coming Richard!
All the best, Tony

Strike a pose! by Jules_Cox

Brilliant capture, well done!

Blue Morpho by pluckyfilly

Great shot Ann! The ones I took at Wisley were all rubbish, most of the butterflies had damaged wings, poor things....