Floral Closeups
djames
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Playing around with doing something different with floral photos. I am trying to brak away from the usual pictures that I have done in the past. What do you think?
And another photo
These are both Roses from the Portland Rose Gardens in Oregon.
And another photo
These are both Roses from the Portland Rose Gardens in Oregon.
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On the second one, the front petal area of blur is distracting. I love your compositions.
Thank you Eia. I had not looked at it that way.
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That is where the depth of field got me. My focal point when I took the photo was actually on a small spider perched on a petal further back on the rose. It was later that I started cropping to get just the play on shapes and colors.
In this great big world around us, we will find what we are looking for! What we do with it is up to us to decide.
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