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Uploaded: 09/29/06 9:23 PM GMT
Orange Osteosperum
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One of my favorite subjects this summer has been this plant. I hope the conversion comes out alright as my x/y ratio is not set for screen.

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.viking_boy
09/29/06 9:25 PM GMT
Ok, not too bad. I actually cropped a bit off the sides and it looks like the Caedes conversion must have clipped a little bit more, but not too bad overall, I'd say. The original has considerably more space on either side of the flower.
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.jackygroen
09/29/06 9:48 PM GMT
Not bad? you're way too modest in my oppinion, it's wonderful with that soft orange and that beautiful "centre", great post !!

Jacky
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::Anita54
09/29/06 10:15 PM GMT
This is stunning with terrific color, clarity and lighting. Truly awesome clarity with the orange and tough of lavender in the center. What a dynamite post. Thanks for sharing this one.
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::BorderingOrion
09/30/06 12:59 AM GMT
This is another remarkable photograph. The orange of the petals, with their soft purple beginnings are superb to look upon. However, by making your aperature a little smaller it may have been possible to sharpen the background petals a little, without loseing the advantage of a shallow depth to focus purely on the flower as a whole. Overall a great shot!
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::djholmes
09/30/06 1:21 PM GMT
Strikingly beautiful. Love the perspective and the lighting.
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.viking_boy
09/30/06 2:57 PM GMT
Thanks to every one who has commented. This one is 1/160sec at f11. I did play with the dof and aperature. I have another photo at 1/50sec at f18 and blades of grass are visible in the background. Personnally, I like the blurred background so went with this one. You've given me an idea to try though.
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::jzaw
10/01/06 11:48 AM GMT
this is a most gentle serene and yet highly dynamic photo
it fair jumps off the screen at you !

with super detail where its needed
the sharp focus at a 1/3rds position and pointed to by all the petals with the zone of sharpest focus being on that parallel

the colours are astonishing

and you were 100% right to play with dof and isolate that wonderful flower

this got an easy 10 from me :)
well done
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.fra99y
06/08/07 10:10 PM GMT
So its not just me that loves macro flowers :)

superb, i shall get some up shortly
Ian
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