Flowers 2010

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Very nice pictures Sury and Shelika.

Sury, great to see more from the Tamron 60mm on the A900 - there appears to be a little vignetting, but not as much as I would have imagined, unless you have cropped a little?

Shelika, what a great flower and as you say well timed for next Friday's kick-off. The third shot is also my favourite - lovely red details against the green background. So now we need something with red and white (and blue) to match Saturday's big match - England v. US of A.
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Thanks to all for appreciation.

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What once looked like a weed, may turn out to be your long-hiding tomato plant...

Didn't pull it out to see what it was to grow into and now I know; the leaves smell like tomato plant and soon I may see the fruits. :)

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That's nice! I wish it had a little more room.
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Yildiz, best shot I've ever seen you post! Great work.
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Incredible shot Yildiz. ;^)
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Winston wrote:That's nice! I wish it had a little more room.
Thank you, Winston. :)

The one below is my earlier version, before cropping. Does it look better?
Lonnie Utah wrote:Yildiz, best shot I've ever seen you post! Great work.
Thank you, Lonnie. :)

You're very kind!
david antony wrote:Incredible shot Yildiz. ;^)
Thank you, David! :)


You're all very inspirational and encouraging! I and the tomato plant feel good to have good photographers like you around... : ) Makes being 'fruitful' fun!

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aster wrote:
Winston wrote:That's nice! I wish it had a little more room.
Thank you, Winston. :)

The one below is my earlier version, before cropping. Does it look better?
Yes, that's better but still a little crowded unless it is meant for some sort of field guide.
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Very successful shot, Yildiz. Though I have planted tomatoes in my garden, but you gave me the envy to plant one apart to grow at home, as I still have a few seedlings remained in small pots (for photographic purposes).
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Winston wrote:Yes, that's better but still a little crowded unless it is meant for some sort of field guide.
No, it wasn't for a field guide. I had wanted a tight crop; I usually like seeing the tiny details, that's all.

Here's a new wider crop. : ) Just a little more head room here and there...

Thanks for the critics and comments.
Dr. Harout wrote:Very successful shot, Yildiz. Though I have planted tomatoes in my garden, but you gave me the envy to plant one apart to grow at home, as I still have a few seedlings remained in small pots (for photographic purposes).
Thank you, Dr. Harout. : )

I think they deserve your attention. Mine is completely by chance; a seed must have gotten mixed with the flower seeds and I didn't want to lose it by killing it when it first appeared next to the Arnicas in a pot.
The plant has a potential of delivering nice frames with a macro lens and good lighting. Always room for more.. :)

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Yildiz,
Now I see what Winston meant. I like the latest one much better though others are as sharp.
I think the latest one provides a better context (at least to me). A sharp needle is not as interesting
as an eye of the bug in my book.

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The last one is the best one of the three I think, gives the primary in focus subject a lttle more room. I like the lighting arrangement.
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Ahhh...much, much better.
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sury wrote:Yildiz,
Now I see what Winston meant. I like the latest one much better though others are as sharp.
I think the latest one provides a better context (at least to me). A sharp needle is not as interesting
as an eye of the bug in my book.

With best regards,
Sury

Thanks, Sury.
Greg Beetham wrote:The last one is the best one of the three I think, gives the primary in focus subject a lttle more room. I like the lighting arrangement.
Greg
Thanks, Greg. It was daylight from an overcast, rainy day. I made no arrangements... : )
Winston wrote:Ahhh...much, much better.
Thanks, Winston.



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Finally got out today with my camera. Well the front yard anyway. My Gladiolas are starting to bloom. I still not mobile enough to get bend down with the macro lens, so this is with the 50 1.7 and HVL-56am flash. John
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