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Just a fashion trend in pink and yellow in a silky dress Olympus EM 5 with Nocticron
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S (006) w/70mm Summarit
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Pink flower with green fly. SL2 and Sigma 100-400 plus 2ply extender. #2 and #3 are crops. #1 no crop, shows real size of the fly #2 crop #3 crop of another photo
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sitting lazy in my armchair at midnight i saw the shadow.... SL with 90mm Apo Cron at f2.0 ISO 200 1/6 sec
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we had a nice day with warm temperatures and yet light is lower now and autumn is very near and one can feel it sink in every day. Here are a few from our garden with Olympus EM 5 + Elmarit R 60 mm macro Enjoy!
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these days thunderstorms are constantly menacing. On such an evening yet I went to out Botanical Garden. As soon as the setup was installes (tripod,flash,reflector) it started the downpour and a windgush let the flowers sway. Yet, I tried something, you may look if you want All with Elmarit R 180 mmm on Canon 5D MKII
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these days are blessed with a calm and mild sunny autumn weather and so I went to our local Botanical Garden to try out my new R-Elmarit 60 mm macro lens. Armed with a tripod, prereleased mirror and cable release as precaution against blurr for the Canon 5DMKII I will be eager to explore what the lens can show. [ATTACH]338227[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]338228[/ATTACH] even a beauty shows some features of decay very soon
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From the album: euston's gallery
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From the album: Prague
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From the album: Leica Q images
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My Paeonia 'Coral Charm' bloomed today, and became the subject of my weekly "shoot with the wrong lens" challenge. [ATTACH]317108[/ATTACH] Leica m9 | 50 Summilux-M ASPH | Cropped to about 25% of original
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Here's an image of a flower with, the all life giving, water overflowing the Swakop Poort Dam in the Background. M8, 50 Summicron, f/2.8, 1/2000 Sec, ISO 160. Thanks for looking, all comments welcome. Andreas
