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Stan

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Bluebells

29-04-2015, 15:07

During a brief respite from the rain today I went to a local bluebell wood - unfortunately the rain didn't hold off long to find the best areas so I concentrated on isolating single blooms and looking at the best angles to diffuse the background. All with my 100 f2.8 L IS macro handheld at f8

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29-04-2015, 15:11

Re: Bluebells

Very nicely done Stan

Tom

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29-04-2015, 15:14

Re: Bluebells

Originally posted by tesarver View Post

Very nicely done Richard

Tom

Richard ....

nice set Stan - I like the first one best of the set, well taken

:- Ian

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29-04-2015, 17:48

Re: Bluebells

Nicely done Stan

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#5

29-04-2015, 18:55

Re: Bluebells

Lovely set Stan

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Stan

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29-04-2015, 21:03

Re: Bluebells

Cheers guys

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