) to try a few handheld compositions before heading out...I found I liked the predominantly backlit views on the drops and I have two very different views (both in technique used and monochrome processing)... which do you like better?
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One recent morning I looked out into our back yard and noticed the old Agapanthus heads were laden with rain/dew drops and not one to miss a good opportunity I grabbed my camera and the Nikon 105VR (which I'm still borrowing
) to try a few handheld compositions before heading out...I found I liked the predominantly backlit views on the drops and I have two very different views (both in technique used and monochrome processing)... which do you like better? D600, D7000, Nikon/Sigma/Tamron Lenses, Nikon Flashes, Sirui/Manfrotto/Benro Sticks
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looking very good there Rodney. Love the light on those water droplets
Cameron
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Rain Drops...
Very nice Rodney, I prefer the first of these but I would have removed the last two flower heads as I find them distracting and drawing my eye away from the skeletal form of the individual flower stems.
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If he had tried to remove them he would have shaken off the drops (so to speak) and also scared the cheeky spider away ! nice shots.
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I only just noticed that little spider...great spotting Cameron
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