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Colour - spring flowersD200 + 70-200 VR; 1/80sec at F8
I was just about at the closest focussing point with the 70-200 VR. The bokeh is terrific on this lens. TFF (Trevor)
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The bokeh almost looks like it has converted the background into a painting. Nice!!!
Steve.
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Superb Trevor.
Peter
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Thanks Steve! I was thinking Matisse, but I am probably a bit too full of myself! TFF (Trevor)
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Lovely Trevor. You have done a superb job! I'll have to show Vicki as she is growing fond of these flowers!
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