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Sony Alpha 65 - Very tiny clover flower.

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Coming from SonyTalk Forum, we have received our brand new A65/18250 last week but the weather has not permitted us to go out hunting. Meanwhile we are reading manuals and getting accustomed to all its features and buttons, so we have had no chance to find other subject that a little clover that grows in a dark corner of our garden.

Marumi 330 attached. All PPd, just resized.

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We hope you like them and critics are more than welcome, desirable.
Txs4watching
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Thanks for all the kind comments.
Should I post in this Forum another series?
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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.
 
I really like the second and fourth as well as.
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Thanks

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Well... well, B!!!

It seems to be that you're the only one interested in watching and commenting my threads, LOL!!!!!
And I do appreciate it. Thanks a lot!!!

Txs4watching
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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.
 
Muchas gracias, Errol.
Now we're three on this over populated thread, LOL!

Txs4C&C
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Truth is a pathless land.
The dead past darkens the ever living present.

Corrections and critics are more than very welcome, desirables.
 
Very delicate.
 
Thanks @dscottsatx
Glad you like them.

Yes those tiny flowers seemed and were very fragile and delicate, as the clover they belong to, these shots fortunately reflected well a bit of it.

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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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