Opinion wanted Potter Wasp

[Andy Smith]

Location

Asia

Camera type

Mirrorless camera

Camera sensor

Full-frame

We get plenty of these in the garden most of the year, and they are not too aggressive to be able to get up close and personal.
Canon R5, Canon RF 100mm Macro

 

[Jack]

Hi Andy Smith ,

You haven't posted for a long while, glad that you found some time to share the first macro photo on this forum. ( At the end decided to keep Macroderie forum as it is)

I love it, however in my eyes it's a bit lack of colours. ( also could be my phone screen).

 

[Andy Smith]

Hi Andy Smith ,

You haven't posted for a long while, glad that you found some time to share the first macro photo on this forum. ( At the end decided to keep Macroderie forum as it is)

I love it, however in my eyes it's a bit lack of colours. ( also could be my phone screen).

Yes I have been busy with other things outside photography Jack, and no real time to spend with my camera.
For me the colours are fine, I didn't go for heavy saturation but more of a natural feel on this one anyway

 

[Jack]

Yes I have been busy with other things outside photography Jack, and no real time to spend with my camera.
For me the colours are fine, I didn't go for heavy saturation but more of a natural feel on this one anyway

I've noticed, everyone is busy now, even busier than before. I guess your busy at work.

In terms of colours, I think it's down to personal preferences. I prefer colours on my photos.

 

[Morexp57]

Great composition and what an elegant wasp!

 

[Hans-Trapp]

We get plenty of these in the garden most of the year, and they are not too aggressive to be able to get up close and personal.
Canon R5, Canon RF 100mm Macro

Hello Andy
A very nice shot of that wasp. The colours seem me to be OK, but a little more light could make your picture even better.