Aquilegia
Posted 11/05/2018 - 17:39
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Lovely - I always like this kind of shot, though I wouldn't have a clue about focus-stacking, if I've even got the terminology correct!
John
Posted 11/05/2018 - 22:57
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Love Aquilegias a sure sign of Spring, lovely and delicate shots.
Posted 12/05/2018 - 00:19
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We used to call them dancing fairies when we were kids. Lovely shots - and good advert for Combine ZP.
Posted 12/05/2018 - 07:48
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No. three is very fine....I must get back to doing some focus stacking, you have made a good argument for doing so!
On a down note, my own stock of aquilegias has been severely reduced as many have been killed by aquilegia downy mildew, an affliction that has only been reported in the UK for 5 years or so....I am potting up seedlings hoping to find a combination of plant/location that allow these lovely cottage garden perennials to thrive again.
On a down note, my own stock of aquilegias has been severely reduced as many have been killed by aquilegia downy mildew, an affliction that has only been reported in the UK for 5 years or so....I am potting up seedlings hoping to find a combination of plant/location that allow these lovely cottage garden perennials to thrive again.
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Posted 14/05/2018 - 08:36
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Thank you all for your encouraging remarks.
Roger.
Roger.
The more I look, the more there is to see!
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16 years
Wiltshire
All K5, 100mm. D FA Macro.
Tripod, 2 sec. delay.
1: 1/13 @ f18. Cropped JPEG
2: !/25 @ F16, RAW, Elements 11, cropped JPEG
3: 1/15 @ f11, Stack of 12 in Combine ZP, Elements 11, cropped JPEG.
4: 1/25 @ f11, Stack of 10 in Combine ZP, elements 11, cropped JPEG.
Any C&C most welcome.
Thanks for looking,
Roger.