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Re: Poppies in the Wind
Hi Paul - like the low level view - makes the poppies stand out well - Regards John -
Re: Poppies in the Wind
I also like the low level, the detail in the clouds and the composition with the dominant/taller poppy on the thirds. I might be tempted to take out the red of the poppy extreme right and just leave the darker head.ColinComment
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Re: Poppies in the Wind
Great shot Paul. I like the contrast with the sky. At first I thought the poppy on the right was stemless, but now I see it!
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Re: Poppies in the Wind
Nice shot Paul and great lighting.
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Re: Poppies in the Wind
Really like the perspective you took for this image.
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Re: Poppies in the Wind
A nice image Paul.Canon EOS 5D Mark III, EF 135mm F/2 L, EF 16-35mm F/4 L, EF 50mm f/1.8, EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM, EF 28mm f/2.8
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Re: Poppies in the Wind
Paul, lovely image with the feeling of a painting (in a good way). When I first read Colin's suggestion I thought it was too extreme, but you know, I'd love to see it with just the single primary subject.Canon EOS 7D
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Re: Poppies in the Wind
Thank you all for the positive comments you have left. I will certainly have a go at Colin's suggestion of cloning out the right hand poppy.
I have been looking for Poppy Fields for quite a while and especially a Red Field full, these appear to be in short supply, I have today found quite a few pink fields, sadly I didn't have my Wide Angle Lens with me as I was returning from the Christening of Two of my Grandchildren.
I did stop and take a few shots with my 24-70mm and they will appear tomorrow.
Does anyone know why Farmers grow huge numbers of Pink Poppies rather than Red?
Regards PaulComment
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Re: Poppies in the Wind
Stunning shot Paul.
We are fortunate where I live to have several very good fields in full flower right now. Not seen any pink ones though.
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Re: Poppies in the Wind
Excellent Paul...really good POVComment
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Re: Poppies in the Wind
Could feel quite jealous, not seen any poppy fields around me. Do like the pov and the red really pops.
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