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Botanic Images Pt III
Sincere apologies if I am posting too many floral photos, but the light was beautiful yesterday and a half hour stroll through the gardens brought a few more photos.
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first photo is very striking! Nice use of composition and DOF to isolate the flower.
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#1 I agree with Wayne is stunning. The isolation you have created in the main subject and background form, shape, colour and depth of field really helps to enhance the whole effect. Gorgeous.
cheers marco
The first one is really nice and works well for me the other two are less appealing to me. #2 the flower looks a bit tatty, and #3 could do with more DOF IMO.
I like these...... one is stunning.....
Cheers ....bp....
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