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4 comments:
beautiful composition. and the background is seems to be very interesting. beautiful dof
Thanks Evlahos,
I was wondering if I should have gotten the background just a little bit sharper, but this one is going to have to do. --I wasn't using a tripod for this shot, but I suppose I could have played around with the d.o.f. a little bit.
Hmmm, I thought I left a comment yesterday but I don't know where it went. Just wanted to say that I liked the subtle Painted Ladies coloring behind the sharp fern frame. I like it.
I think it's really cool when you comment about how you take the pictures and what you do to them. Right now, as I'm looking at that fern / painted ladies shot, it feels almost as if we were looking through the viewfinder of your camera while you play with the lense adjustment (if you know what I mean).
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