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PotW 17/7/2012This week I have chosen a photograph that encompasses two of my own passions.
One, it is a flower and two, the graduation of colour gives the photo an almost ethereal appearance. To photograph petals on a flower is very difficult (DoF) but this weeks PotW winner, Trevor, has done a magnificent job. Well done Trevor Chris
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Re: PotW 17/7/2012Nice choice!
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Re: PotW 17/7/2012Nice one
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No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: PotW 17/7/2012Congratulations, nice shot.
Re: PotW 17/7/2012Congratulations. Nice and delicate.
Re: PotW 17/7/2012Congrats Trevor, nice shot, nice colours.
Re: PotW 17/7/2012Well, this is a pleasant surprise!
I've had the week from hell : wife in hospital; wife returns from hospital but severely restricted because of a back injury; called up for jury service; exempted from jury service to attend funeral; computer starts doing strange things leading me to attempt reinstallation of Win7; installation fails; turns out that SSD is on the fritz; buy and install new SSD then reinstall Win7; find that I have photo of the week. Pick the best part of that week! Thanks everybody. I'm still smiling, just not as widely as before. TFF (Trevor)
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I don’t normally post in a POTW that I have instigated but I do have to say, again, that the ethereal look of this image is timeless and just so beautiful. Trevor I hope your wife is getting better and that the sun activity will soon calm down so that all of our electronics start to behave again. Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Re: PotW 17/7/2012A bit about the image.
Natural light - wanted to see what the D800 could do. Exposure was 1/5sec @ f22 using Nikkor 105mm Micro on a tripod, fired with remote. Didn't use mirror up. Even at f22 I had little DOF. I focussed towards the back petals of the front flower, because direct focus on the front flower gave a totally blurred rear flower (also vice versa). I was using AutoISO which dialled in 1600 - the maximum I had set. The result in terms of noise is outstanding for that speed. A couple of reasons for lack of sharpness noticed by some: - my focus point being around mid-depth - diffraction resulting from such a small aperture I must say that I am happy with the result. The colour reproduction is excellent, that's just how those flowers looked. This camera's ability in low light is a marvel. TFF (Trevor)
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Re: PotW 17/7/2012Nice and soft.
Re: PotW 17/7/2012Way to go Trevor
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