Wild Hubiscus ? closeup

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  • 11-20-2005, 01:51 AM
    PallAnser
    Wild Hubiscus ? closeup
    i am new here.i dont know if its right forum to post macro/flora.this shot i took many months ago in near by village.it looks like some species of hubiscus?? grows wild along.if any one knows tha correct name,tell me. tha partial focussed flower i did on perpose,also it was not posible to raise aperture while handholding tha cam,i wanted to keep shutter as low as up to 1/200 only.

    http://www.pixspot.com/albums/userpi...fixC_wp640.jpg

    handheld
    f2.8,1/200,105mm
  • 11-20-2005, 03:28 PM
    ken1953
    Re: Wild Hubiscus ? closeup
    Very nice picture, especially hand held!!! Naturally it probably would have been better using a tripod...but then again...we don't live in a perfect world and have to get what we can, when we can. I really like this and YES, this is the appropriate venue to post this type of pic. There are other places as well, for example, the Macro Gallery, the Critique forum, or even the "Viewfinder" forum. Welcome to the PR and I look forward to many more photos from you.
    Ken
  • 11-20-2005, 07:59 PM
    paulnj
    Re: Wild Hubiscus ? closeup
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by PallAnser
    i am new here.i dont know if its right forum to post macro/flora

    Flora/ Fauna... macro,landscape , wide angle, telephoto.... ALL are welcome here!

    This image is quite nice too!
  • 11-20-2005, 09:33 PM
    PallAnser
    Re: Wild Hubiscus ? closeup
    thannks paul and ken,i will try taking some later shots with tripod to get more DOF.
  • 11-23-2005, 11:01 PM
    jfelbab
    Re: Wild Hubiscus ? closeup
    Hi PallAnsner. I like that photo. It has a lot going on with the complex colors and textures. The hibiscus is sometimes difficult to shoot handheld and have a lot of DOF. I know from trying. I'm pretty new at this too. They are a beautiful flower and worth spending some time with though. Here is one I shot handheld. I was not able to spend any time doing a manual exposure so this was done with auto settings. DOF came up short but the colors were good.

    K/M DiMAGE Z6, 1/80 sec, f4.5, ISO 50, Super Macro mode.

    http://homepage.mac.com/jfelbab/.Pic...A4555211DA.jpg