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People were stepping over me as I lay down on the sidewalk to take this:



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Really like the perspective of all the great shots so far. Wish I'd had a swivel LCD like 'photodug' above. :) I got to lay in the snow for these during a break in the snowfall.

Windy Ridge bristlecone pine 1



Windy Ridge bristlecone pine 2



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Yellow Stripes wouldn't be the same without the matching flowers lining the road. Both are nice shots--as always.
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Did you set your camera in a hole, or is that REALLY long grass? LOL

Talk about perspective! Those are great for color, sharpness and framing for this challenge.
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Nice challenge! I see a lot of really impressive entries that I can’t compete with but I will participate for the fun of it!

Now, my three entries. I opted for variety so one is from a dSLR, one is from a P&S and one is from a mobile phone!

Dusk



Ambush



Poser



If someone has any C or C it is welcomed. :)

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I was laying in the mud to capture these spring time tulips and the camera was setting on a landscape stone.

50D and 17-40.

 
Here's another snowy shot. Actually (and technically) that's not snow on the clump of grass.
Taken with the old Canon G2 several years ago.



Hope to see more shots coming in.
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Nice frame and colors. Is it possible that a small enough aperature could get most of those flowers in focus? Curious what f-stop you used.

Mud is warmer to lay in than snow, but a little harder to brush off, I'm sure. My, what photographers won't go through to get a shot. :)
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F8 & 38mm. I was very close to the flowers due to a cluttered background. In the next shot I took, I adjusted a little and had a little more DOF but had 4 OOF people in my frame.

I actually toned down the colors a touch because the red channel was to the right and climbing the wall because of the mid afternoon high sun.
AvyMan said:
Nice frame and colors. Is it possible that a small enough aperature could get most of those flowers in focus? Curious what f-stop you used.
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I like the first one the best, the perspective the little one gives is great.

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