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Anemones

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Spring is here for some time now yet we had short snow blizzard few days ago. I hope I won’t see more snow till December. Anyway, its time for some flower shots :-) I’ll start with three anemones from last Sunday. Few more photos should follow when I’ll find a while to process more of those RAW files eating up my disk space ;-)

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Hi Hawk - nice to see some anemones from your area. Great portraits of the flowers - I really like the smooth backgrounds in each one. They seem really prolific in some of my local woods this year. What lens where you using?
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Thanks Birma. As for most of my flower shots I used Minolta 100mm macro. Those anemones are quite small and we have lots of them in local woods. These are from my garden though.
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Excellent shots Hawk. Not only the anemones are sharply pictured, the backgrounds are fantastic too.
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Wonderful detail in the petals Hawk. I love the composition in #2. Well done! John
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Thanks Doc and John. Glad you liked them.
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Outstanding photos, Hawk!

Just as I wouldd expect of your photo conception... :) Nothing much to add to what the guys already mentioned .

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Thanks Yildiz!

I should post next part of spring photos this weekend :)
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