Three Perspectives

[Old Timer]

From yesterday evenings backyard shoot. Here are three perspectives of the same bloom. Which if any do you like?

[Lionheart]

From yesterday evenings backyard shoot. Here are three perspectives of the same bloom. Which if any do you like?

#2 definitely. I guess I'm just an abstract junkie, so #2 is more to my tastes. They're all great shots. Nicely saturated, sharp.

[Chunk]

They are all excellent shots. I especially like the close up and also the transmitted light and well handled background of the third.

[Fenilyn]

They're all fantastic captures, but I like the first and the second shots. Very sharp and focus.





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[Trevor Ash]

They're all good shots, but the second one stands out for me. Nicely done

[Liz]

I like #2 for a different reason - the little ant that wanted to get into the picture. ;)

Liz

From yesterday evenings backyard shoot. Here are three perspectives of the same bloom. Which if any do you like?

[Old Timer]

Thanks to all those that have taken time to comment on these images. It seem that #2 the close up has an edge over the other two at this time. It's kind of funny because I was not sure if I would include that one or not. Glad I did. All were taken with a 105mm macro, but with a little help. The two of the full bloom were with a +1 closeup filter/lens and the #2 was with a +4 filter. I just remembered I had them. I used them a lot with my manuel cameras when most of my lens were 52mm. The 105mm is also a 52mm filter mount and they seem to work perfectly with it and the AF. They do limit your working distance somewhat, but give that little extra magnification that I was after.

[almo]

Lovely flowers Larry, but in the end I'd have to say...


#2