The viewfinder is a great tool to see things you don't normally, and some shots are only apparent after downloading to the computer.
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(Another) Shot in the Lavender
Inspired by previous springtime shots of lavender, I picked up my camera when I got home to Perth. In the months since I was home, the lavender in the backyard had started blooming, and was magic in the sunshine with the bees flying about.
The viewfinder is a great tool to see things you don't normally, and some shots are only apparent after downloading to the computer.
(Shots all de-bulked for the web)
The first shot is great - just for the angle you used alone
The second doesn't do much for me, but the third makes me feel sick to look at it...lol. It must be something about the focusing on the mid section that sets me off.
The first one is just great. A bug's eye view.
There doesn't seem to be a focal point of the second one. The third doesn't make me sick. Being a lavender shooter myself, I quite like it. Chris
Then its just me  When viewing thepic as a whole I find my eye is drawn to the out of focus background and I'm not sure why.
Sounds like the making of a cult 
Shot #3 IS nice!!
In shot #2 there is really no focus point.....not sharp enough but nonetheless Go the lavender!! Last edited by mdboo on Wed Nov 16, 2005 11:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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