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This is a discussion on Some More Flowers within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; A little stroll through the Halifax Public Garden's this morning after last night's rain netted me these today:...
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A little stroll through the Halifax Public Garden's this morning after last night's rain netted me these today:
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Iggy, these are stunning. I am thinking that I need to get a 50mm prime! Not that it's the lens, but I love what you are able to do with it!!
not sure which one is my favourite. I will have to think on it. but I love how sharp the focus is and the dof is perfect.
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Thank you, Bambi and JAS!
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There are never enough flowers ;-) and those with rain drops are very loveley.
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Dude, extremely well done- shot 2 - nominated!
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Whatever it is you've changed about your photography lately Iggy ... keep doing it. You are another one that seems to have lifted your game suddenly to a new level.
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I have to agree with MA. I've seen a jump in many memebers as of late.
LOVE that sedcond one!
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Thanks, everyone. One of the big differences, for me, is that I'm not relying on the camera to focus for me. That's the only technical thing that I think I've changed.
In any case, I certainly appreciate the wonderful comments.
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Maybe having to manually focus has somehow advanced your compositions as well because they also seem to be more consistently better to my eye.Originally Posted by Iguanasan
Thanks, everyone. One of the big differences, for me, is that I'm not relying on the camera to focus for me. That's the only technical thing that I think I've changed.
In any case, I certainly appreciate the wonderful comments.
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