Bayleaf
Paul Iddon
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I deliberately placed a variegated bayleaf onto the garden picnic table in the late evening light.
I tried different focal lengths and placements until I found one that to me seemed the best.
I chose to angle the wood and leaf within the frame to create a non-standard look to the shot - and the green and the brown giving me contrasting elements.
Canon EOS 400D, aperture priority, 1/60th, ISO 100, f/2.8 on the Sigma 105 EX DG Macro lens, tripod mounted.
Paul.
I tried different focal lengths and placements until I found one that to me seemed the best.
I chose to angle the wood and leaf within the frame to create a non-standard look to the shot - and the green and the brown giving me contrasting elements.
Canon EOS 400D, aperture priority, 1/60th, ISO 100, f/2.8 on the Sigma 105 EX DG Macro lens, tripod mounted.
Paul.
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Very nicely done Paul, ones eye is drawn to the leaf
It's sharp, with nice lighting too ... Skippy
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