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Leorooster
24th of April 2006 (Mon), 19:57
Spring is finally here :)


#1
http://i.pbase.com/o4/56/616156/1/59155995.DSC_0044.jpg
#2
http://i.pbase.com/o4/56/616156/1/59155996.DSC_0045.jpg
#3
http://i.pbase.com/o4/56/616156/1/59155997.DSC_0046.jpg
#4
http://i.pbase.com/o4/56/616156/1/59155998.DSC_0047.jpg
#5
http://i.pbase.com/o4/56/616156/1/59155999.DSC_0054.jpg
#6
http://i.pbase.com/o4/56/616156/1/59156001.DSC_0057.jpg
#7
http://i.pbase.com/o4/56/616156/1/59156002.DSC_0064.jpg
#8
http://i.pbase.com/o4/56/616156/1/59156003.DSC_0071.jpg

Hope you enjoy them. C&C are always welcome. Thanks for looking :)
mecdave
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 11:00
It's funny, I think I have shots of all the same flowers you have from earlier this spring. Next are the pear, dogwood, and redbud trees blossoming in your area. :)

Nice shots btw. :)
Athena
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 11:11
Nice. I like the tulips and the dandylions. :)
chemicalbro
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 14:22
nice series leo...........i like nuber 6 ... lovely dof in that shot
racketman
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 15:20
unusual take on familiar theme. #6 for me too.
anokastealth7
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 15:33
I like 5 & 8 personally...
dpastern
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 17:12
Nice shots Leo, I like #2, #3 and #6! Nice colours and creative use of DOF as well as those beautiful bokeh backgrounds!

Dave
pup
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 17:20
do u know the name of the plant... #3 and #4 ?
nice work btw
JDUPhoto
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 18:07
Lovely set. #2, #6 and #7 are great. #5 loses something through shooting through the OOF bits closer to the camera. The others I like really jump out at me from the effective use of inherent shallow DOF from macro to isolate the subject or parts of it.
Leorooster
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 21:38
It's funny, I think I have shots of all the same flowers you have from earlier this spring. Next are the pear, dogwood, and redbud trees blossoming in your area. :)

Nice shots btw. :)

LOL.......that's funny, but I think that's what we get at the beginning of Spring. As you said, I will have pear, dogwood, and redbud trees blossoming next :)

Thanks!
Leorooster
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 21:40
Nice. I like the tulips and the dandylions. :)

Thanks, Athena.......the dandylions are my favorites too :)
Leorooster
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 21:40
nice series leo...........i like nuber 6 ... lovely dof in that shot

Thanks, Alan. I just received this new lens and can't help to tryp it out with different f/stops.
Leorooster
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 21:41
unusual take on familiar theme. #6 for me too.

Thanks for your kind words, Racketman!
Leorooster
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 21:41
I like 5 & 8 personally...

Thanks!
pup
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 21:42
leo do u know the name of the plant... #3 and #4 ?
Leorooster
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 22:14
Nice shots Leo, I like #2, #3 and #6! Nice colours and creative use of DOF as well as those beautiful bokeh backgrounds!

Dave

Thanks, Dave! This is an amazing lens (unfortunately it's a Nik*n lens:cool: ). The colors and bokeh are just amazingly good. Thanks again for your kind words :)
Leorooster
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 22:18
do u know the name of the plant... #3 and #4 ?
nice work btw

Hi, Pup! Sorry, I don't know the name of it. It's just one of many wild flowers in my backyard. It's very small, about 1/5 of an inch wide. I would like to know the name as well. ;)
Leorooster
25th of April 2006 (Tue), 22:21
Lovely set. #2, #6 and #7 are great. #5 loses something through shooting through the OOF bits closer to the camera. The others I like really jump out at me from the effective use of inherent shallow DOF from macro to isolate the subject or parts of it.

Hi John, thanks for you kind comments. I am not a flower person, but I don't like to shoot flowers from time to time. I especially like the dreamy feel of this images. As for #5, I think you are right. When I get a chance, I would give it another go. Thanks!