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| #1 Macro Dandelion Used a macro filter on my 50mm lens 1/160 - f6.3 - ISO 200 |
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| #2 Backyard Flowers 70-300mm lens @ 70mm 1/100 - f4.0 - ISO 160 |
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| #3 Weeds in a field 17-50mm lens @ 46mm 1/50 - f3.2 - ISO 160 |
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| #4 Iris in the driveway 70-300mm lens @ 300mm 1/320 - f5.6 - ISO 200 |
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| #4 Garden tools in a shed on the side of the road 17-50mm lens @ 30mm 1/25 - f 3.2 - ISO 160 |
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| #6 Dried seeds or roots hanging in a shed 17-50mm lens at 29mm 1/25 - f 3.2 - ISO 160 |
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| #7 Ground cover in the front yard 70-300 lens at 70mm 1/80 - f 4.0 - ISO 200 |
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| #8 Dandelion in field 17-50mm lens @ 46mm 1/50 - f3.2 - ISO 160 |
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| #9 Tiny flower bud 50mm with a macro filter 1/160 - f 3.5 - ISO 200 |
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| #10 Flowers in the low sun at the end of the day 70-300 at 70mm 1/200 - f 4.0 - ISO 200 |
So many woinderful pictures Joanne, you certainly found some beautiful scenes....I could choose any one of them as a favorite since they all had something special about them, but I was really impressed with number 1.. Just something about the simplicity of it..It's almost like a snow flake or something...rwally great pictures....I love how you put so much thought into the subject....I also loved the lighting in #10 the shadows and the colors are really impressive....
ReplyDeleteJoanne, these are really good. Your'e getting good bokeh in most of the flowers.
ReplyDelete#1 Great big print on the wall somewhere like the dining room.
#2 the background color goes good with the leaves
#4 Favorite---is so good with the petals backlit from the sun. I would have cut this in half, but that's me. It would have made the flowers bigger which is what draws your eye. Although the whole plant works fine.
I love the other #4 of the shed. It presents an atmosphere of rustic. Love driving around for a project.
#10 is peaceful I like this one. Great lighting and bokeh. I can't figure out how the flowers are so well lit as they appear to be in the shade.
I laughed out loud when you brought to my attention I have two #4's! Good grief! I used a reflector on #10. I've been shooting an hour before the sun goes down and we have a lot of trees around which lets in a lot of mottled golden sunlight. I have to thank Mark for encouraging me to start using my 70-300. I don't know why it has such lush bokeh but it does. Thanks for the encouragement on getting a print made, I will do that.
ReplyDeleteYou had me with #1 - the macro dandelion!! just breath-taking! I'm also very partial to the dried seeds & roots, #10 - the flowers in the low sun at the end of the day, and #4 - the iris in the driveway. Beautiful work as always Jo!!! You have a wonderful talent and 'eye' for the shot!! Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteNumber 1 definitely awed me, it's a great shot. I also love number 4. It is a lovely setting and makes me want to work in my garden. The lighting is great in number 10. Super job!
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