In the north part of Baltimore is a place called Sherwood Gardens.
http://guilfordassociation.org/sherwood/
I spent some time there with the a99 and the KM 100mm 2.8 macro.
Sherwood Gardens
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Re: Sherwood Gardens
Great shots JT. And that last one! The shallow dof has transformed those petals into a mystical lavender mist from which the stamens rise up to look around.
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Thanks for the comment. I wanted that effect in the last image and I had to crop it to get there.
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Lovely and very fresh, JBTaylor.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
Lovely and very fresh, JBTaylor.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
Re: Sherwood Gardens
I live shallow dof pictures abmnd those last two are fabulous!
Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
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Re: Sherwood Gardens
Thank you ValeryD, Yildiz, and Birma for taking the time to comment.
I favor the abstract and flowers present the best opportunity to find shapes and colors that are left to our interpretation. Those last two shots were taken from the hip with the help of the flip out display screen (which I am loving).
Maybe someone else would offer their thoughts about the utility of that feature.
Jt
I favor the abstract and flowers present the best opportunity to find shapes and colors that are left to our interpretation. Those last two shots were taken from the hip with the help of the flip out display screen (which I am loving).
Maybe someone else would offer their thoughts about the utility of that feature.
Jt
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