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    Posted: 12 November 2007 at 10:06

I will leave it to Cekari's post to finish this thread and will open "flowers, flowers, flowers... 5"

Great shooting guys and gals.
 



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Some from erly of this summer:













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some truly awesome photos here. Let me join the ride with some flowers too.

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A700    35mm   1.4



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Edited by napo - 09 November 2007 at 07:16
Love the whole Tree - not just one branch

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I just can't resist looking at the beautiful flower pics here. So I thought of joining in with a couple of flowers shot recently.

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I realy love to get in here now and then to watch all the diffrent flowers, colours and how they are shot, such a nice variation...

There aren't many flowers left outside here now but this was shot a week ago...

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Edited by Cekari - 04 November 2007 at 04:16
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Christchurch Botanical Gardens, in the hothouse. 18-70 kit lens and natural lighting. I'm really quite pleased with the result.
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I shot this one this afternoon, last leaf seconds before the wind blew it off, enjoy.

Shot with 7D and the old 100mm macro.

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Tamron 90 Di Macro - 1/60, f9, ISO400, Greenhouse
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Tamron XR Di 28-75 2.8 - 35mm, 1/1600, f2.8, ISO400, Outdoors

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Here are a few from my weekend trip to the North Carolina Arboretum in Asheville, N.C. Still some nice blooms this late into the year...
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fineart, you flatter me

and to think it was shot with the 'lowly' a100! my teacher told me the other day that whenever he sees pictures of flowers, he thinks it's product placement for seed manufacturers and the like. i have to disagree, because looking at these images, the colors, the velvety textures, i see much more than a bag of seeds!

<3 the flower shots, people!
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Man, there is some good stuff here.

hieuhef,
The colors on those cut flowers lying on the tile is amazing. In fact it looks life-like to the point I think its medium format digital or a scan. What camera is that?

That rose Ronnie, is also great.

I have to go back to my first shoot with A100 to get one that can stand with the others. This flower is vying for attention.

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There's some nice work here by those still in the "Newbie" category, although I have moved some that were posted in the wrong area.
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