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here are some photos i got from the botanical gardens here in st. louis. It rained while i was there, then got sunny so that is where the drops are from (no spray bottle!
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Those are very nice!
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thanks!
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Nice series, the echinacea is my favourite.
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thanks, all these were shot on a k100d btw with either the kit 18-55mm lense or my tamron 70-300mm
a few were shot with raynox dcr-250 2.5x macro-converter lense on atop of either of the other two |
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Great shots!..I like the dragonfly the best..
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Real nice series, the dragonfly and the orchid are my fav's.
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you have a great eye for framing and seeing the creative possibilities when deciding on a shot. these are all wonderful!
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thanks for all the compliments and comments! framing is one of the most important things in photos in my opinion, and it's nice to know that you liked that aspect.
*Do you think it was wise to make the b&w picture so? i thought for those particular ones it didnt really stick out unless it was colorless. |
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Number 4 there really grabs me the most although they are all just wonderful. Excellent eye for composition. The quarter sunflower with the bee is a 'gotta frame', and number 5 with the desaturated leaves but color (stems?) is stunning.
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