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May 05, 2006 22:20 |  #1

Picture of my white bleeding hearts.

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May 05, 2006 22:40 |  #2

The tips of the first 3 flowers looks a little soft to me (without the 100% crop pic, it is hard to tell), probably due to small DOF. A little larger DOF may look better.


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May 05, 2006 22:47 |  #3

I really like this attempt. However, I agree about the soft comment.

Maybe try again as suggested with a little more DOF>



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May 06, 2006 02:51 |  #4

I just shot some photos of these, thanks for the ID on them. As for the shot, i like it. The whites are a bit bright in the background and are a bit distracting. I would use a bit greater depth of field and that should help.


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May 09, 2006 22:51 as a reply to  @ Rich Brown Photography's post |  #5

I agree with the other person who said you needed more DOF;;

Had you been able to get the first Five of the white bleeding heart flower in focus more it would then have,been a picture of going from bud to flower, if you follow what mean here?????


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