Nice of you to wake up early for us, Birma. : )
How otherwise could we see the beauty of this particular meadow. I'm drawn to the first photo as well but I also like the Coslip shot with its sweet DoF.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
Morning Meadow
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Re: Morning Meadow
Thank you Yildiz 
It is worth the early rise when everything comes together for a photo opportunity like this.
It is worth the early rise when everything comes together for a photo opportunity like this.Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
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Juanito200
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Re: Morning Meadow
Wow Birma- that was one productive walk you took. The first one is definitely my favorite, but the closeups of the Orchids and Cowslips are great too. Well done indeed... John
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Re: Morning Meadow
I much like that last one there, very nice and relaxing picture!Birma wrote:
Both with Minolta MD 50/1.4 on the Nex 5. I love the oof area with this lens.
Two hours went by like minutes, and I was soon home for breakfast with the family. Hope you enjoy the pictures
Re: Morning Meadow
Thanks Jasper - much appreciated
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