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DeeGee

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Drops on the Heart

10-04-2014, 18:14

You must all be getting fed up with the flower shots now.

Good job that this is last of the batch. Might go off and buy a bunch of flowers this weekend just to torment you some more.

Taken with my Canon 50mm macro with a 12mm Kenko extension tube attached. Which for some reason doesn't show on the exif?

Drops on the Heart.

�/7.1
50.0 mm
1/6
1600
Off, did not fire
Aperture-priority AE
Handheld.
PP in photoshop

WDYT? Comments welcome.

Di ~ Trying to take "the" photograph.
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Bill53

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10-04-2014, 19:41

Re: Drops on the Heart

Well done Di, the water droplets make the image more interesting.

Bill.

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Alan_H

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10-04-2014, 22:05

Re: Drops on the Heart

Really good getting in that close Di well done

Alan
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Nathaniel

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10-04-2014, 22:14

Re: Drops on the Heart

Nice and sharp. Very well done.

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DeeGee

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#5

11-04-2014, 19:10

Re: Drops on the Heart

Thank you all. Much appreciated.

Di ~ Trying to take "the" photograph.
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tesarver

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#6

12-04-2014, 13:42

Re: Drops on the Heart

Lovely Di

Tom
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DeeGee

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13-04-2014, 16:23

Re: Drops on the Heart

Thanks Tom.

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