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So what do you do when you reach the top ?? great shot my friend.
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Old 09-02-2009, 08:37 PM
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Great DOF i hope to learn to taking photos like this one.
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Excellent composition for your study, Hayward! What a cute little bug!
Hi Aimee .. thank you so much ,, it didn't stay long on the stem ... but long enough for me to snap a couple of photos

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Great Lesson in DOF Hayward, I really like this, of course I would have tried to get close enough to count the hairs in the bugs nose, but you simply have shown us how to control the depth of field to draw the attention to your subject and have done it well.
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That's some really nice bokeh....thanks
Thank you so much, Leona .. and a lot of negative space to with it

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Backgrounds can do so much for a picture. Your green bokeh with its varying shades and light values combined with the green of the stem make for a peaceful and restful image.
Hi Mike .. and what a great description .. wow .. thank you .. the past couple of days has been great here weather wise .. very little wind to deal with .. so it all helps

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So what do you do when you reach he top ?? great shot my friend.
Hi Paul .. well - let see - start over .. thanks for the comments

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Great DOF i hope to learn to taking photos like this one.
Hi Rob .. take the time to practice .. that's what I do .. not every photo is like this but I learned from it .. thanks for taking the time to comment
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Old 09-02-2009, 09:54 PM
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Great Lesson in DOF Hayward, I really like this, of course I would have tried to get close enough to count the hairs in the bugs nose, but you simply have shown us how to control the depth of field to draw the attention to your subject and have done it well.
Thanks for sharing this
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Great example Hayward - thanks for sharing. Cheers, Bernz
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Excellent shot, love the mixed colours in the bokeh. A study you are learning well.
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Cool shot, Hayward!
 

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