I was looking at this topic for the very start and I want to say that this is one of my lovely topics and now I am representing my version of pear blossoms.
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Armen Gharib
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Hello everybody
I was looking at this topic for the very start and I want to say that this is one of my lovely topics and now I am representing my version of pear blossoms.
I was looking at this topic for the very start and I want to say that this is one of my lovely topics and now I am representing my version of pear blossoms.
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Bravo Armen! Nice solution to have the sun behind the blossom. Excellent. 
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Armen Gharib
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Yes Doc., I really like this shot, one of my lovely shots!!
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Hi Armen,
Lovely blossoms indeed! And nicely captured...
Yildiz
Lovely blossoms indeed! And nicely captured...
Yildiz
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Armen Gharib
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Here is an another version of pear blossom with the little part of wood, how do you like this one??
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Armen, imho the first is much much better.
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Armen Gharib
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Here is another type of mountain flowers in Armenia
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Love the 1st pear blossom shot Armen, with the back lit (contra-jour?) effect.
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I know that image is really nice one, here is another one
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You need a serious PP on the last one (lavender field, I presume). Try to do it with LR or ACR-5.4
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That's not lavender - looks more like purple lupins!
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Doc, David
I don't know what is the name of these flowers but I know that I could hardly take photos there because the smell was killing, it was nice smelling but very very saturated. It is very widespread flower in the mountains especially one of our regions called "Vayots Dzor" and I even have a honey of these flowers which is exclusively tasty
I don't know what is the name of these flowers but I know that I could hardly take photos there because the smell was killing, it was nice smelling but very very saturated. It is very widespread flower in the mountains especially one of our regions called "Vayots Dzor" and I even have a honey of these flowers which is exclusively tasty
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100 marks for exposure, 50 only for focus - it's into the patch of light when the foreground bluebells deserved to be the point of focus. Excellent tone quality, shadows, and colour.
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i,m going back there for the other 50David Kilpatrick wrote:100 marks for exposure, 50 only for focus - it's into the patch of light when the foreground bluebells deserved to be the point of focus. Excellent tone quality, shadows, and colour.
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