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    Been a while, but found a little time to post. Just a couple shots that I found a little time to process.




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    Perfect. Just...perfect.
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    Nice ... the processing suits these.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    Nice ... the processing suits these.
    I think the center of that first shot is just "the bee's knees". I don't know how much work was done in post, but I suspect that what we see is pretty darn close to what came out of the camera.

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    Thank you very much BF and MA.
    Not much pp at all. Pretty much just a quick sharpen is it on first shot, and just a little slide back on the highlights, contrast, and a slight sharpen is pretty much all on second shot. Shot with a Canon 1D MkIV with a 100LIS Macro attached, handheld, is all. The nice early morning light helped a lot.
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    Wow! I'm impressed with the sharpness, especially being that they're handheld shots. Very nice images.

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    Love that first shot, almost glows against the dark background.
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    Just stunning HBG. The light in the first is super lovely, and the softness in the second really works for me. Only (very slight) nitpick for me would be I think I would prefer the the bud on the left in the second shot slightly out of focus. But both are still wonderful.
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    Those are beautiful, HBG!

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