horse's paradise

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springm
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Greg, Kevin: There were some white blossoms further down in the background, probably wild prune because the time for cherries was already over. Bokeh-wise that lens is not to blame, especially with the sharp core still visible in the already slightly blurred horse. And besides probably some pollen on the lens protecting filter I did not take any action to get soft-focus glow.
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Much nicer with the horse's details showing. I hope you get a poster deal out of this one.

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