Late spring, a garden, and an RX100Mk2

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Almazar80
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Late spring, a garden, and an RX100Mk2

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This little camera (RX100Mk2) is quickly becoming one of my favorite cameras that I have ever used. I had another walk at Meadowlark Gardens here in Virginia and came away with these pictures.

1. Sun Bather

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2. Colorful Canopy

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3. Sphere

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Thanks for looking.
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Re: Late spring, a garden, and an RX100Mk2

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Wow. That riot of colors is fantastic. Especially the 3rd one.

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Re: Late spring, a garden, and an RX100Mk2

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Oow! I really like those Alium shots - a great pov and super lighting. Very nice, Almazar :)
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Re: Late spring, a garden, and an RX100Mk2

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Thank you for the comments. Having a small, light camera that focuses closely allows for interesting perspectives, without requiring the photographer (me) to be a contortion artist. The camera (RX100) is just fun to use.
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