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These Were taken with a 400d, EF 50mm Macro. Photoshopping work as noted,
 Created a black and white mask around the photos focal point.  Minor blurring done around the droplet, and sharpening done aswell.  Created a black and white mask around the photos focal point to deter the viewer from the distracting background.  Minor sharpening & blurring done. Feel free to comment on ways to improve, as it does help. Also please comment on what other things should be done to them in photoshop. Cheers,
Andrew Nikon D7000, AF-S DX 18-105mm Kit Lens, AF 50mm 1.8D, AF 70-210mm f/4-5.6D, SB-700
Re: Flowers
#1 - Superb use of the B&W with subtle colour.
#2 - I feel that this photo would benefit with the subject being larger as it seems lost in the rather colourful background #3 - As per #1 #4 - Now this is IMO an excellent use of receding perspective DOF. Colourful, sharp where it needs to be sharp and almost 3D. Andrew - you have a great eye Chris
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