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Clover turning to seed
Another focus stacked image. This was created using only 7 of the 10 shots the camera was set for, as wind had caused blur in three of the shots. It still looks pretty good, so I am thinking that I could have chosen a larger variance in the amount the focus would change from shot to shot. Not all of it is in focus and I am fine with that as there is enough in focus to show how the flower head is made up and how the stem and leaves are hairy.
I really liked the simplicity of this one and especially the soft light. Clover has to be among my very favorite wildflowers (except for the patches in my lawn that seem to be growing larger every year.) So many different versions with their sizes and colours and to me quite lovely at pretty much any stage of flowering or seed production.
Taken July 25th. Canon R6 and Canon 100mm Macro USM
Clover turning to seed
Another focus stacked image. This was created using only 7 of the 10 shots the camera was set for, as wind had caused blur in three of the shots. It still looks pretty good, so I am thinking that I could have chosen a larger variance in the amount the focus would change from shot to shot. Not all of it is in focus and I am fine with that as there is enough in focus to show how the flower head is made up and how the stem and leaves are hairy.
I really liked the simplicity of this one and especially the soft light. Clover has to be among my very favorite wildflowers (except for the patches in my lawn that seem to be growing larger every year.) So many different versions with their sizes and colours and to me quite lovely at pretty much any stage of flowering or seed production.
Taken July 25th. Canon R6 and Canon 100mm Macro USM