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Aug 08, 2007 09:35 |  #1

A simple flower head from my chives plant. I think quite beautiful. Makes a change from Hoverflies too. :-)


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Aug 08, 2007 09:39 |  #2

nice change of hover Alby :D. like the first one nice and sharp and love the bg.

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Aug 08, 2007 10:44 |  #3

Yeap......something different from what you normally have :) Great work, although I am not a big fan of black bg :)


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Aug 08, 2007 10:56 as a reply to  @ Leorooster's post |  #4

Very nicely done Alby. The black background really does set this off nicely.

Yeah, nice to do some flower shots from time to time :)

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Aug 08, 2007 13:19 |  #5

Thanks All.

Adrian, I don't mind black with certain colours, I find it not to my taste with vivids for example.

Linda, I find shooting flowers quite a stress buster.


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Aug 08, 2007 13:22 |  #6

I'm sure there is a Hoverfly just about to pop out.
I like the dark background on lighter subjects. Nice one Alby.


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Aug 08, 2007 14:52 |  #7

skylab wrote in post #3691613 (external link)
I'm sure there is a Hoverfly just about to pop out.
I like the dark background on lighter subjects. Nice one Alby.

Thanks Brian, I like the unobtrusiveness of it myself (Heck... that's a long word for me). :-D


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Aug 08, 2007 15:21 |  #8

Love the simplicity Alby. Wonderful shots. I think the #1 flows beautifully and great details in the whites. A brief thought, try cropping 1/3 -1/2 of the blank space above the flower.

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Aug 09, 2007 02:31 |  #9

Cactuspic wrote in post #3692271 (external link)
Love the simplicity Alby. Wonderful shots. I think the #1 flows beautifully and great details in the whites. A brief thought, try cropping 1/3 -1/2 of the blank space above the flower.

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Thanks Irwin, I did think about cropping to be honest but I seemed to prefer the composition the space created.


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