More flowers (sorry!)
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V6GTO

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11,579 posts

263 months

Sunday 17th April 2005
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Tell me when you're bored with flowers...I'll start on something else



Martin.

simpo two

90,732 posts

286 months

Sunday 17th April 2005
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Nicely done: good DOF and no burnt bits. Fuchsias are hard to photograph!

ThatPhilBrettGuy

11,810 posts

261 months

Sunday 17th April 2005
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Nice. I find they never stay still enough to get a good shot. Half the time I end up holding (hopefully out of shot) the plant still, and shooting one handed (yes, yes I know bad technique etc but it works).

V6GTO

Original Poster:

11,579 posts

263 months

Sunday 17th April 2005
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Anyone mind if I slip another one in? Taken today on my terrace.



Martin.

simpo two

90,732 posts

286 months

Sunday 17th April 2005
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ThatPhilBrettGuy said:
Half the time I end up holding (hopefully out of shot) the plant still, and shooting one handed

There's a short flexible arm that fixes to the bottom of your camera and has a clip on the end that you can use to hold a flower etc bang in front of the lens. Saw it on the web but can't remember where

bilko2

1,693 posts

253 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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I think that first one is your best flower to date. Not quite sure about the frame though

HankScorpio

715 posts

258 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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CVP

2,799 posts

296 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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HankScorpio said:
Are you talking about a Plamp John..?

www.naturescapes.net/store/product.php?productid=75&cat=12&bestseller


Cheers. I'd seen this used in the field but forgotten the name. A bit of light battering for Mr credit card methinks

Chris

simpo two

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286 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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HankScorpio said:
Are you talking about a Plamp John..?

That looks like it but the site I saw showed it fixed to a camera and holding a flower. You could probably use it as a slide copier too!