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I love the textures of the backside of these flowers; here's an attempt at capturing them:
Canon 10D, 300/4, F20, 1/6 sec, tripod and remote release, shot in bright morning shade I wanted to see if I could capture a full range of tones and get deep DOF and a decent background. Appealing, or not? Tom
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