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    Senior Member polarbeardiggers's Avatar
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    Tigerlilies with baby breaths.

    shot handheld,nikon D50.in a historic site.outside of selkirk,Manitoba.
    Nikon D300
    11mm-16mm tokina f2.8
    18mm-55mm
    55mm-200mm vr.
    Nikon F65
    28mm-80mm
    28mm-70mm
    Sony H5 p&s
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    nikon sb-800
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    Re: Tigerlilies with baby breaths.

    I like the details but i cant focus on the image, i just don't know where my eyes are meant to go to in the image.

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    Re: Tigerlilies with baby breaths.

    you know what you have a very good point there, i see what you mean,.
    Nikon D300
    11mm-16mm tokina f2.8
    18mm-55mm
    55mm-200mm vr.
    Nikon F65
    28mm-80mm
    28mm-70mm
    Sony H5 p&s
    1.7 tele lens
    nikon sb-800
    nikon sb-600

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    Re: Tigerlilies with baby breaths.

    I see which flower but it takes me a bit to get there, maybe i am just slow lol.

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    Re: Tigerlilies with baby breaths.

    I don't think its the composure but the dof that makes it hard for our eyes to decide where to go. Since the light was bright, I'm thinking you used a small aperture but I wonder how it would look with a wider one a smaller focal point.
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