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Daffodil at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. Ruth Ann and I made our first visit of the year to the botanical garden (February has been our inaugural month in recent years), taking advantage of a beautiful spring day. The shade of the Woodland Path area of the garden provided the opportunity for this shot. Giving in to knees that don't take kneeling very well these days, I sat on the path to get a low perspective. While the backlighting keeps the orange cup from shining, I really like the delicate details of the petals.
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Taken in our garden with the Sigma 30/1,4 by aperture 4,0.
Good evening to all.
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With the sun starting to set and getting lower some of the trees on the black ground really started to stand out.
Mirador de Sámara, Tenerife, Spain
On the way from Brülisau to Hoher Kasten (1794 metres above sea level).
Olympus Mju-1
Kodak Elitechrome 100 cross processed, expired 10/2002
Light of window on the right and Metz 58af2 with 1/8 of power and triger on the left.
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Exif data
Camera
Nikon D5100
Aperture
f/1.8
Focal Length
50 mm aka 75 mm
Exposure
0.167 sec (1/6)
Flash
Off, Did not fire
ISO Speed
3200
Problems or examples of excessive backlights
At the time of felicitation on stage, VIP and the recipient come forward, here there was no proper lights or sort of darkness or shade due to excessive backlights - these things should be noted while stage setting etc. My camera saw exactly what others eyes saw
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