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Hangin Out - B&W
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Uploaded: 06/23/10 11:25 PM GMT
Hangin Out - B&W
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(Main) Photography->Flowers
f/5.6 @ 1/160s ISO 1600 So how many exposures does it take to capture a free-hanging morning glory, handheld, on a breezy morning brightened by coffee jitters and pollen allergies? Yeah. So then I took what was left of my memory card and went and shot mushrooms because they were behaving and knew I'd stomp 'em if they didn't. People tell me photography is a relaxing hobby. I have not noticed that.
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I really like the B&W pictures you've been posting. This is one my favorites.
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And the Lord said "Go Sox"
Looks like the flower is glowing and shinning a beautiful light. Love how the flower is on it's own. Another fantastic and an amazing photo from you.
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"Hurry to meet Death before your place is taken."
A superb example of you technique giving a very different view of flowers. I can understand the frustration, plants move more than animals sometimes, especially when you are close up. I can understand the need for the high ISO, but I feel that it does just add a little noise that reduces the magic when the image is enlarged, not a lot, but enough to be noticeable, which is a shame, because the flower does glow when you look at it first. Stunning composition.
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Really like the "black on black" here and the curvilinear form of the morning glory's stem.
Really well done.
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Really well done.
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