Lovely colours and contrast. I notice you do like to use a fairly narrow depth of field in the middle, on a lot of your “landscapes” (outdoor shots). The Damsel flies add a nice touch, but the Water Lily really stands out.
Thanks, David. I’d take issue with … “a lot” … though
The last few outdoor shots were taken with the 400mm (whilst on borked dragon hunts). Alternative subjects and cloudy skies meant a wide open lens with shallow DoF. So, as “There be no dragons”, I shot stuff that I thought would work with the lens and weather .
Lovely colours and contrast. I notice you do like to use a fairly narrow depth of field in the middle, on a lot of your “landscapes” (outdoor shots). The Damsel flies add a nice touch, but the Water Lily really stands out.
Comment by David — 23 July, 2008 #
Thanks, David. I’d take issue with … “a lot” … though
The last few outdoor shots were taken with the 400mm (whilst on borked dragon hunts). Alternative subjects and cloudy skies meant a wide open lens with shallow DoF. So, as “There be no dragons”, I shot stuff that I thought would work with the lens and weather
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Comment by imajica — 24 July, 2008 #