Flowers 2010
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Re: Flowers 2010
Might be a little soft for your 'alpha-sharp' eyes. It was shot with the camcorder's telemacro.
Yildiz
Snapdragon (Antirrhinum)
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Snapdragon (Antirrhinum)
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Another nice shot from your camcorder Yildiz
The plant has many fine hairs which perhaps give it a "fluffy" appearance and we are all used to your super CZ 16-80 3d effect!
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Nice one Yildiz, but I notice a slight CA. But overall for a camcorder it's great. I wonder what the NEX-VG10 will do?
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Birma wrote:Another nice shot from your camcorder YildizThe plant has many fine hairs which perhaps give it a "fluffy" appearance and we are all used to your super CZ 16-80 3d effect!
Your complements are are most welcome, as they are always also encouraging!
The flower remind me of a lamb's softness while I was shooting.
Thanks, Birma.
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Thank you, Dr. Harout. : )Dr. Harout wrote:Nice one Yildiz, but I notice a slight CA. But overall for a camcorder it's great. I wonder what the NEX-VG10 will do?
The CA is a matter to be remembered with this camcorder. This is not the first time for CA. Usually, a slight shift of the angles and it disappears completely but mostly occurs when the light comes down too brightly onto any subject with light colours like white or yellow.
Maybe a type of filter can fix it, I don't know.
NEX-VG10 does appear to be one to cause a lot of stir among us when it's finally released and sample movies are produced. It is going to be versatile for sure but maybe a little heavier and more like a DSLR accessory-wise requiring a good big back-pack.
Definitely an exciting item! : ))
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Here are a few flowers from last week when I was shooting the kids first day of school.
My light blue twins.
My dark blue twins
A couple that are invading the tall decorative grass
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My light blue twins.
My dark blue twins
A couple that are invading the tall decorative grass
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I like that one Yildiz, what flower was that?
Dusty that second one is about the best exposure wise yet on that flower I think.
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Some flowers beside the road when I was riding my bike the other day. A100 KM24-105
Dusty that second one is about the best exposure wise yet on that flower I think.
Greg
Some flowers beside the road when I was riding my bike the other day. A100 KM24-105
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Thank you, Greg.
My flower is the Snapdragon as commonly known. Its Latin name is Antirrhinum.
And your flowers from the side of the road are Gazanias. : ) Good catch. They are not much of a stray flowers like weeds, that is. They usually are garden plants.
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My flower is the Snapdragon as commonly known. Its Latin name is Antirrhinum.
And your flowers from the side of the road are Gazanias. : ) Good catch. They are not much of a stray flowers like weeds, that is. They usually are garden plants.
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Love that first one Dusty - great colours.
Nice shot from the roadside Greg, I like the composition, and those yellow flowers are little smashers.
Nice shot from the roadside Greg, I like the composition, and those yellow flowers are little smashers.
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Thanks Yildiz, Birma
You are correct Yildiz, those were put there by the City gardeners for sure. They do a good job around the town actually.
Greg
You are correct Yildiz, those were put there by the City gardeners for sure. They do a good job around the town actually.
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No end to the great flower photos in this thread. Congrats one and all.
A couple of shots taken at my neighbours. They have a nice garden with really nice flowers.

Olive branch pushing up the petals, & some cob webs around.

A couple of shots taken at my neighbours. They have a nice garden with really nice flowers.

Olive branch pushing up the petals, & some cob webs around.

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I like those DA, impressive bokeh.
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Lovely shots DA, I particularly like the fuschia. Both shots have a great 'zing' around their colour and sharpness - great stuff
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DA, please do tell us how you process your shots. How do you do that?
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Lovely, lovely shots!
David, thanks for sharing these. The first flower blossom, fuschia is amazing! What a delicately formation...And I truly like the warm yet bright colours of the second.
Yildiz
David, thanks for sharing these. The first flower blossom, fuschia is amazing! What a delicately formation...And I truly like the warm yet bright colours of the second.
Yildiz
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