Very pretty flowers, but hard to pbotograph as any little breeze seems to catch them! As the sun went down, so did the wind!!
Canon EOS 7D
ƒ4.0
50.0 mm
1/160
100
Canon EOS 7D
ƒ4.0
50.0 mm
1/160
100
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Re: Columbine at sundown
The whole image looks a bit soft Diana
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Re: Columbine at sundown
I gotta agree with TomAlan.
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Re: Columbine at sundown
direct upload issue or just soft, agree with the guys:- Ian
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Re: Columbine at sundown
Also a bit dark and messy background
StanComment
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Re: Columbine at sundown
Looks soft - were you using the Lensbaby Diana?
DavidComment
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Re: Columbine at sundown
Aquilegia have some of the most interesting flowers and can see why you chose this as a subject, but I have to agree with the comments already made Diana.Chris
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Re: Columbine at sundown
Yes, I was!Comment
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Hi Diana - I have been trying one recently and find it quite difficult to use. Ideally I think a tripod and live view are ideal, although I know that is not always possible.
Keep up the good work and developing your skills and experience.
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