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Blue Bells

This is a discussion on Blue Bells within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; So nice and warm already and they say snow again by the end of this week....

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    So nice and warm already and they say snow again by the end of this week.




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    I love this! wonderful colour!
    Feel free to make comments on any of my shots

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    That 2nd shot is a beaut. The flower colour and the bokeh just compliment each other perfectly.

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    Nice to see some colour after all these months of grey.

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    Thanks all.
    Now it doesn't take long anymore and the Balsam Roots are blooming and everything here is yellow.

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    Yay..spring photos! Boo to not being anywhere near spring yet!

    Love that second one!
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    Thanks Kat.
    Second one is a photo stack of five single pics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OWLP View Post
    Thanks Kat.
    Second one is a photo stack of five single pics.

    To make it all sharp?

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    Quote Originally Posted by OWLP View Post
    Thanks Kat.
    Second one is a photo stack of five single pics.
    I don't understand this? How does a photo stack work? what is it's purpose?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
    I don't understand this? How does a photo stack work? what is it's purpose?
    Sometimes people will use a stack of shots to create a huge depth of field. By adjusting the focus with each shot they can create a shot that has sharp focus from the front elements right through to the back elements. Usually not necessary with landscapes or wider angle shots but very handy for closer up or zoomed in work and also where a very low f-stop is needed that creates a narrow depth of field.

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