Flowers 2012 (Photoclubalpha Phlora!)

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Thanks.
Anything for you Yildiz.
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aster wrote:Hi Sury, : )

Regarding CA, Chromatic Aberration, you're right. It's that purple-blue fringing that we see in the close-up shot of your flower. It probably is due to the lens since I found out that my Tamron 90 mm can produce too when the light is at some odd angles.

Some photo-editting software can clean that up completely. Latest versions of Photoshop is one of them.



Thanks for sharing,

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Yildiz,
Thank you for that keen observation. Let me work on it. :)

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Hi JBTaylor; :D

You're too kind... Always a good follower of your photography, that I am. Seeing new approaches is always inspirirng.

Thanks for sharing your work. : )


Hi Sury; : )

You being the owner of so many neat DSLR cameras and lenses, I believe you deserve to get some flawless results too.


Looking forward to your shots,

Yildiz
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Could not resist.
Happy Memorial Day.
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Iris in my pond

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this thread just keeps on giving, there's some really great inspirational stuff in here, here's a couple from tonight in my back garden,chives in a planter


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@caporip: are these flowers suppose to hang like this? Looks a bit 'sad' this way.

Great shots gio. I like the second best. The out of focus green stems make for an abstract scene surrounding the flower, which is portrayed sharp and clear.
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Lovely Iris and Chives :)
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Hi mvanrheenen

Yep they look like this most of the time, almost like they cant be bothered!

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Nice Memorial Day photo, JBTaylor. : )


Good one of the Iris, Caporip. Our purple ones on dry ground are still to bloom here... Didn't know they could live in a pond.


Gio, those are very puffy-looking shots of the Chives, with that kind of bokeh and translucency on the petals of the flower.



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Great photos and great new shades. This thread keeps blooming all four seasons. :)
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According to my wife, this plant has been in the planter for almost 5 years and viola!!! It decided to bloom, just like that.
She was so excited to see it bloom that she insisted I capture the moment. Very rarely my wife asks me to take photos. :lol:

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it was well worth the wait Sury,great composition and colours
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caporip wrote:Hi mvanrheenen

Yep they look like this most of the time, almost like they cant be bothered!

Richard
Indeed it does!

@sury: what a little nurturing and love can do :-)

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Okay, here's one from today -
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Nex7, Samyang 14/2.8 @f/2.8 at closest focus possible, cropped, vignetting added.

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