Flowers 2013

[aster]

Amazing snowy-spring flower shots.

Especially the lighting of the foreground and the backlighting of sunshine made them very vivid and wonderful shots.


Yildiz

[Birma]

Wonderful Marcell. I am still waiting for a year when we get some spring flowers amidst the snow. Great lighting as always

[sury]

Marcell,
I like the message in the shots. Both past (winter) and future (spring) are in present (photo).

With best regards,
Sury

[Dr. Harout]

Wonderful shots, Marcell.

[Marcell Nikolausz]

Thanks to all,

You are right Birma. When the winter came back with snow I was really angry, but actually it gave a good opportunity to take these pictures. I have some previous photos with snow, but old, melted, dirty snow.
This fresh snow rally adds to the pictures.

Cheers

Marcell

[mvanrheenen]

Not exactly a flower, but close enough in my book

Shot with the RX100.

[Dr. Harout]

Very nice.

[Birma]

Very nice Mark. Nice Bokeh from the little wonder

[mvanrheenen]

Thanks guys! I really like having a wide angle macro option but do macro too little to buy a dSLR lens for it. It helps getting some background in the image as a context. The RX100 does that reasonably well @ 28mm in FF terms. This shot was at f/2.8 and turned out really good.

By the way, if someone know the name of this plant, please let me know.

Mark

[Dr. Harout]

By the way, if someone know the name of this plant, please let me know.

Mark

Plantus conicalis elongatus

[mvanrheenen]

Plantus conicalis elongatus

[mvanrheenen]

Have another one from last week.


DSC00610.jpg by markvanrheenen, on Flickr

[sury]

Nice ones there Mark.

Sury

[mvanrheenen]

Thank you sury!

[Dr. Harout]

As I commented on Flickr, it's a superb shot.