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I couldn't resist taking some macros of the lilies while I was working my still life pictures...
Here are some of them....
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#2
#3
I wanted to treat this one bw because of the light...
Thanks for your comments...
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Really nice tones!
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Thanks so much Zig for your comment.
Glad you like the tones...
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I really like the composition of number one, and the ink-drawing look of the third.
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can i please have #'s 1 & 2 in 1440x900 resolution please? pretty please?
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I like the dynamics of the first image--it's doing a leaning dance.
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Thanks so much for your comments... I am very happy you find them interesting...
#1 is a ovelayed image, don't know if that is the correct name. I worked with three layes of the same image. I left the background intact, and the other two on top are distorted and rotated then some mask to make them fit in the background. I tried to add a bit of texture but somehow, I couldn't get anything I liked. I think the idea is already interesting and more is not needed...
RP well.... maybe I could exchange ir for a kangaroo picture ...
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Great colors, 2 is my fav. is it a crop?
are these taken with your 180mm? How close can you get?
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I don't know much about flowers, but #1 really appeals to be in an abstract sense. Well Done!
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Thanks Toad... I am very happy you liked #1...
It was my first experiment and I like it. I have seen pictures with this effect but different subjects and it makes very interesting pictures. I want to try with other subjects as well...
Thanks Uli for your comment..
#1 and #2: I took my pictures with my 85mm and the raynox adapter. There is no crop in the pictures, you really get close with nice bokeh too.
BTW I just read and it is not adapter but converter...
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This is wonderful Irma, I loved it. How I wish to take some like yours. Thank you, thank you for being here and sharing with me,
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