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May 27, 2006 13:48 |  #1

Here are some iris shots from my garden. I am not shure whether I prefer the close up or the wider shot

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May 27, 2006 13:49 |  #2

Here are some brown ones, this is one of the great things of irisses, al those colors :)


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May 27, 2006 14:44 |  #3

Nice series. I've been struggling with iris shots this spring. I really like what you've done here. They're much harder to capture than they would seem.

I find this especially true with the combination of really light centers and darker outer areas.



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May 29, 2006 12:19 as a reply to  @ T.D.'s post |  #4

Turnerzdad wrote:
Nice series. I've been struggling with iris shots this spring. I really like what you've done here. They're much harder to capture than they would seem.

I find this especially true with the combination of really light centers and darker outer areas.

Thank you.
Yes irisses aren't flat so it is hard to get enough of them in focus and the colors can contrast a lot as well.

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