Some amateur photos of my crucifix

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These are the first ‘photography photos’ I’ve taken so be kind! 🙂

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May I say. you have a beautiful crucifix, and I consider that your first close-up is an excelent photo.
The angle you’re taken your shot would satisfy a professional.

Not specifically related to your photos, but perhaps a helpful tip:
If you felt you wanted to edit photos offline on your computer, I’ve always found a free program Photoscape, loaded directly from their site (and therefore not bundled) is an excelent photo editing program.

I’m sure you will enjoy your new interest, 🙂
… and it’s a blessing to have a ‘prayer corner’, such as you have set up.
God bless, always
 
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You did a really great job, @dbranch. 🙂

I especially like the angle of the first photo, and the way you got a close-up of the crucifix like you did. It’s very nicely done.

You can see the details on the crucifix. It’s a very nicely made crucifix, too.
 
I like the first photo best too. In the second one, maybe a little less space between the candle and the crucifix? But then again, what do I know? I’m always genuinely surprised when a photo I take turns out well.
 
The first photo is fantastic.
It is very clear and centered.
You have a beautiful crucifix @dbranch.
 
heres a close up
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I love the 2nd photo, but they are all beautiful, thanks for sharing them!
 
This is a really awesome close-up, @dbranch!

You can really see the details on the crucifix. You did a really great job, taking the photo. Keep up the great work! 😃

It’s not an easy task, trying to take photos. I like it as a hobby but I know how precise you have to be, trying to line everything up, just so. 🙂
 
Something that might be of some use: Rule of thirds - Wikipedia.

This so-called rule of thirds has been used since at least the days of the old master painters to compose their pieces.
 
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