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by shanegeach
bought some flowers from my local florist, as she was looking for someone to do her a Floral Portfolio for her shop. Ended up with this 1 of 3.......
Uploaded01/05/2012 - 11:31
CategoryFlowers & plants
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Posted 01/05/2012 - 11:54
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SMarsden wrote:
Odd image, however I do like it. It slightly 'Alien'
Nice abstract work
Agree, catches the eye.Odd image, however I do like it. It slightly 'Alien'
Nice abstract work
Regards
George
Posted 01/05/2012 - 20:54
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Hey thanks guys for the comments, I have 2 more of these to come but in colour, be sure to check them out as well
Camera: *ist DS,MZ-50,
Lenses: D-Xenon 50-200mm 4/5.6, pentax smc a 50mm 1.7, Kiron 70-210mm, Pentax SMC DAL 18-55, Asahi 2x Rear tele-converter, Sirius M42 135mm macro, M42 extension tubes 61mm,
Flash: Jessops 360 AFdc
MY WEBSITE
Lenses: D-Xenon 50-200mm 4/5.6, pentax smc a 50mm 1.7, Kiron 70-210mm, Pentax SMC DAL 18-55, Asahi 2x Rear tele-converter, Sirius M42 135mm macro, M42 extension tubes 61mm,
Flash: Jessops 360 AFdc
MY WEBSITE
Posted 01/05/2012 - 22:53
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I have to be careful what I say as there is a version of this entered in the weekly competition I am judging!
I do quite like it though!
Regards
David
I do quite like it though!
Regards
David
Posted 02/05/2012 - 21:22
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This Version but in colour is now uploaded to my gallery, and can also bee seen in the weekly comp.....
Camera: *ist DS,MZ-50,
Lenses: D-Xenon 50-200mm 4/5.6, pentax smc a 50mm 1.7, Kiron 70-210mm, Pentax SMC DAL 18-55, Asahi 2x Rear tele-converter, Sirius M42 135mm macro, M42 extension tubes 61mm,
Flash: Jessops 360 AFdc
MY WEBSITE
Lenses: D-Xenon 50-200mm 4/5.6, pentax smc a 50mm 1.7, Kiron 70-210mm, Pentax SMC DAL 18-55, Asahi 2x Rear tele-converter, Sirius M42 135mm macro, M42 extension tubes 61mm,
Flash: Jessops 360 AFdc
MY WEBSITE
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