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HX100V Wildflowers, blossoms and a couple of macros from the trail

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Very nice series, Roxy, flowers almost in 3D!
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aaanouel



Truth is a pathless land.
The dead past darkens the ever living present.

Corrections and critics are more than very welcome, desirables.
 
Wonderful shots. I think the yellow flowers look like a wild form of gaillardia. The best wildflowers are usually found in mountains. Thanks for sharing these.
 
Tremendous photos. Especially the macros have come out spectacular. Great job there. Makes me extremely excited that I have the same camera and the camera has tremendous potential.
 
Nice shots :) with good 3D-effects.
 
aaanouel said:
Very nice series, Roxy, flowers almost in 3D!
Txs4Sharing
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aaanouel



Truth is a pathless land.
The dead past darkens the ever living present.

Corrections and critics are more than very welcome, desirables.
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Thanks aaa. I didn't notice the 3D effect but on a second look and think they do a bit.
 
kitsap charly said:
Wonderful shots. I think the yellow flowers look like a wild form of gaillardia. The best wildflowers are usually found in mountains. Thanks for sharing these.
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Thanks kitsap charly. The flowers are called Arrowleaf Balsamroot and they tend to grow on slopes in semi-arid areas. I took these in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia Canada.
 
ajays said:
Tremendous photos. Especially the macros have come out spectacular. Great job there. Makes me extremely excited that I have the same camera and the camera has tremendous potential.
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Thanks ejays. The macros were taken with a Raynox 250 close-up lens. You will have to get an adapter if you don't have one yet for it to click into.

Many others on the forum have other close-ups lenses which may be better, I don't know.
 
I see you spent a lot of time in your HDR program. Look good! Unique perspective using F:2.8 for some of the landscape shots accentuating the foreground flowers. Not just everyday "Snapshots" . Keep up the good work :-)
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Bill



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Bill Borne said:
I see you spent a lot of time in your HDR program. Look good! Unique perspective using F:2.8 for some of the landscape shots accentuating the foreground flowers. Not just everyday "Snapshots" . Keep up the good work :-)
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Bill



Link for Recent Trip Out West
http://www.pbase.com/bill_b/2011_trip
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Thanks Bill. Yes I try and use HDR actually most of the time for landscapes. I don't push it too strong though.
 
Beautiful series, love your landscape and flower shots,#1 is awesome!!
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KJ
 
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