Autumn is coming by odie
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This is the very first photo I took with my new camera and more on the way. It's been a blast and a learning experience! Thanks to all who view. :0)
Comments (10)
I hope you have a lot of fun with your new toy Odie !! :o) But i can see you already have !! Awesome flowershot !! Excellent work !! V
wow and a good one...what a perfect color and sharpness....very lovely...excellent work....I am sure you wil enjoy your cam....I look forward
EXCELLENT SHOT - I LOVE IT
Terrific use of DOF here...see ya got the hang of it already....Exellent and well done :)
Love this lilly beautifully captured and well presented. bravos:O)
If you go to pm_hackworth you can see my submission of the same flower. (Except mine was pink). I believe yours is a little more close up and maybe the colors more vibrant than mine. (The upload). Now the actual picture was beautiful. Great work! I am new but I am learning!
Very tasty....ha ha...Autumn means...I can expect Spring :]
Hi Jodie ! Congrats to your new Cam. looks fantastic your image. great POV and a wonderful flower.have fun !!!!!!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!
Wow, a lot of things here are just right! Excellent shot! I can't believe the coincidence, the very first picture, I took with my new camera, I posted on the Renderosity web site, and it is of the same flower. I was experimenting with the macro settings and was able to get close enough to see great detail on the spikes and these very unusual 'hydra" looking things. I think that if you took a look at the picture, You would be impressed to see what nature has to offer really really close up. It's called: "Look Really Really Really Close" October 2003.
This reminds me of the Tiger Lily my mother grew at her home...except this looks more like a leopard lily with those spots! I rarely shoot film anymore after my digital camera purchase, unless a job requires large prints []/;^)