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bart soriano
{K:1660} 8/24/2004
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Hi Bart! Thanks for the tip. Will try to do it on my next photo session. Cheers! - joey
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Bart Aldrich
{K:7614} 8/23/2004
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Ah, frangipani! Or as they're known in Hawaii and here, plumerias. One of my favorite folwers for their elegant perfume.
Darkness in a macro background isn't necessarily a bad thing, as it helps isolate your prime subject. More important is enough DOF to keep everything sharp that needs to be. If you're using the long end of this lens, deep DOF is going to be tough. Also f/5.6 is cutting that short as well. Use a tripod and shoot at f/11-22 You may also want to isolate one to three blooms at the same spot from your lens to help capture them all in focus more easily.
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bart soriano
{K:1660} 8/22/2004
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Thanks Natalie for dropping a line here. Yes, the B&W version would be nice too :-) Thank you.
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Natalie Papadopoulos
{K:5247} 8/22/2004
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gorgeous.. i can see it in B&W too..
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Marcia .
{K:16108} 8/21/2004
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Beautiful composition and colours.
Congratulations, Joey.
Thanks for you comment in my portolio.
Regards, Márcia.
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B:)liana
{K:30945} 8/3/2004
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Lovely and beautiful and so soft!
Kisses, Biliana
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bart soriano
{K:1660} 8/2/2004
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Thank you Robert for the compliments and for sharing your opinion. Will try some other borders when i learn more of PS.
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Robert Höhne
{K:4290} 8/2/2004
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Very nice. The postage stamp edge does not do it for me but the composition is very good.
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