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Daisy and Bee Balm
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Uploaded: 07/07/06 7:37 PM GMT
Daisy and Bee Balm
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The title is boring I know but I just couldnt think of anything else...it is what the title says..
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::ResDesOK
07/08/06 1:39 AM GMT
Abby, it's in such sharp focus that I was tempted to smell it - great job! The lighting and composition make this a very nice photo. Thanks for sharing it with all of us! - Patty
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Very sharp colors...and unusual the way they are merged....a splash of exotic in the face of simple...nice!
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I am WAY behind THANKING, viewing and commenting! My apologies! I care very much for everyone and will catch up asap! Thanks for all the nice comments on my work!
Nice capture .... I've got those flowers too .. always wondered what they were. Mine are blue.
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Gorgeous focus! This photo is lovely. I've never seen a bee balm flower before. Good job!
-Laurel
-Laurel
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"Some people see things that are and ask, Why? Some people dream of things that never were and ask, Why not? Some people have to go to work and don't have time for all that ..."
-George Carlin
focus on the daisy is great
its a very difficult shot to make since the bee balm has such a deep petal structure
none the less you did a good job
experiment with slower exposures and larger fstop numbrers to increase depth of field (dof) itll always be a trade off between dof and isolation of subject
and there may be nothing for it but to lens blur the background in PS if you cant isolate both flowers well enough yet keep them both in total focus
a longer lens from a much greater distance will help isolate them dof wise
its a very difficult shot to make since the bee balm has such a deep petal structure
none the less you did a good job
experiment with slower exposures and larger fstop numbrers to increase depth of field (dof) itll always be a trade off between dof and isolation of subject
and there may be nothing for it but to lens blur the background in PS if you cant isolate both flowers well enough yet keep them both in total focus
a longer lens from a much greater distance will help isolate them dof wise
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