NikonGear'23
Images => Nature, Flora, Fauna & Landscapes => Topic started by: Frank Fremerey on August 02, 2015, 02:24:49
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bark as in a tree's skin
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Lovely Frank.
Excuse my ignorance but have some of these been carved or worked on?
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This is part of the Botanical Garden Series in another thread
3 bark pictures are palm trees. As far as I understand palms
grow by leaves turning to wood and falling off. In this case the
gardeners seem to have helped by cutting or sawing some parts off.
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Technical: all AF-S 1.8/50mm most @f=1.8 Nikon D600 Edited for depth in Photo Ninja on my uncalibrated notebook. No crop
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I really like the texture in #2
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Thank you armando. Take a look at the Botanical Garden series too.
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I like the first one. Just shame you didn't focus on the horseshoe shaped area.
I think you'd have obtained more sharpness stopping down @f/4-f/5.6 on pic #2 and #3, as the background doesn't matter.
But that could be my monitor. ;)
Francis.
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I will post 100% crops as soon as I am home. Wide open gives a certain dreaminess to the shots
I chose dreaminess over definition.
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I will post 100% crops as soon as I am home. Wide open gives a certain dreaminess to the shots
I chose dreaminess over definition.
okey I was wondering about too - thanks for clarifying
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I chose dreaminess over definition.
Frank, I totally respect your choice, as, most of us including me, have this tendency to produce sharp images. ;)
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There must at least be one part of razor sharp defintion in my pictures and there is. Wait for the crops.
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100%