Flowers 2010
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Re: Flowers 2010
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.
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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Suri
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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.
Yildiz
Tomato flower
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.
Yildiz
Tomato flower
Re: Flowers 2010
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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Thank you, Winston.Winston wrote:That's nice! I wish it had a little more room.
The one below is my earlier version, before cropping. Does it look better?
Thank you, Lonnie.Lonnie Utah wrote:Yildiz, best shot I've ever seen you post! Great work.
You're very kind!
Thank you, David!david antony wrote:Incredible shot Yildiz. ;^)
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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Uncropped version with more room
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Yes, that's better but still a little crowded unless it is meant for some sort of field guide.aster wrote:Thank you, Winston.Winston wrote:That's nice! I wish it had a little more room.![]()
The one below is my earlier version, before cropping. Does it look better?
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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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No, it wasn't for a field guide. I had wanted a tight crop; I usually like seeing the tiny details, that's all.Winston wrote:Yes, that's better but still a little crowded unless it is meant for some sort of field guide.
Here's a new wider crop. : ) Just a little more head room here and there...
Thanks for the critics and comments.
Thank you, Dr. Harout. : )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).
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.
With best regards,
Sury
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
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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.
Greg
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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.
Thanks, Greg. It was daylight from an overcast, rainy day. I made no arrangements... : )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, Winston.Winston wrote:Ahhh...much, much better.
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Re: Flowers 2010
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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