Home grown mini - Narcissus "Bridal Crown"

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MacroLuv
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Home grown mini - Narcissus "Bridal Crown"

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The size of these flowers is about 4 cm. :D
Captured indoor, all full frame, first one with built-in flash, second and third without flash and with a little help of Manfrotto tripod. (Look at shutter speed and aperture values for each photo.) :wink:

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Model Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
Date/time original 09.03.2008 13:13:21
Shutter speed value 1/8 s
Aperture value f/10
ISO speed ratings ISO 100
Focal length 100 mm

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Model Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
Date/time original 09.03.2008 13:35:03
Shutter speed value 3.999958 s
Aperture value f/32
ISO speed ratings ISO 100
Focal length 100 mm

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Model Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
Date/time original 09.03.2008 13:58:34
Shutter speed value 1/1 s
Aperture value f/22
ISO speed ratings ISO 100
Focal length 100 mm
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Very nice! I like the last one because I like to see backlit flowers; they seem to glow that way!
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The lighting came out very well on these Nikola. Soft but showing nice details and capturing the white without blowing it.
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Post by Danny »

Love the folds and natural swirls. Nice close shots. The last shot there with the stem from the back, is one of my favourite shots for flowers. Its always fascinated me with the way they blend in and hold. Its also unusual and we only get to see shots like that now and then. Great to see. Maybe even get round the back further.

All the best and greats shots as always.

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