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Aquilegia Songbird Goodfinch
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richingr



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Kev

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Mon May 9, 2011 5:32am

Yes, the Columbines are now in bloom in the local gardens.
This image is best viewed in the larger format as one can see a lot more detail of course. I do like the colour tones, and the variety of shadow gives it a good degree of depth and doesn't let the image look flat...which is always a possibility with mono-colour subjects like this. IF I had to make one small constructive comment...I would like to see a bit more fine detail even at this viewing distance...so I would shoot f/16-f/22 for this kind of flower...f/7.1 is rather shallow I feel.
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richingr

Registered: October 2010
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Mon May 9, 2011 6:40am

Thanks Kev .I think i did do a couple at higher / lower f stop. I also tried your
stacking but failed with that .Must try again.I bought this one at garden centre but have diffrent ones in the garden just coming out.
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