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Personally I would have shot the right hand daffodil vertically and framed out the one on the left.

I almost never use the grid when cropping but do see it as a benefit to improve shots from those that always center their shots. The only time I center the subject is for portraits.

That is back to centering it. Put it right on the right thirds line. Stop centering the shots.

Too centered. Use the rule of thirds.

Uncooperative subjects.

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Another option is to shoot from farther away and crop.

Smaller aperture (higher f number). Also photo stacking.

This is what happens when you use too slow of a shutter speed and the chick moves too fast.

It all depends on what your planned use is. It is big enough for online viewing.

Being near the ocean has a great modifying effect on your local climate. Altitude also has a big effect. The fact that he is in the southern hemisphere and just coming out of winter also makes a difference since the winter snows on those mountains haven't hit the heat of summer yet.

Wyoming which is farther south than Maine but Maine is near the ocean and Wyoming isn't. Besides our mountains are higher than yours.

I do and I'm not near the Arctic Circle.

Personally, I would have used f/16 at least and with a flash.

Smaller aperture to get deeper DOF.

For those that want to know more about their cameras, I highly recommend the forums at DPReview . Go to the forum that fits your camera and learn your camera. Join or just read. The members can be very helpful.

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That's why I take multiple shots.