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Species from eastern North America
Common name: Dwarf Crested Iris
Photographed in Rock Creek Natural Area, Sharp County, Arkansas
Mon pauvre iris était tout triste sous la pluie. Alors je l'ai coupé, mis dans un vase, puis j'ai installé l'ensemble devant un fond gris. J'ai mis mon appareil sur un pied. J'ai fait un réglage manuel de la profondeur de champ. Et j'ai tiré 19 clichés à 19 endroits différents de la fleur. Ensuite, dans Photoshop j'ai fusionné l'ensemble afin que la netteté soit homogène. Et voilà...
My poor iris was quite sad in the rain. Then I cut him(it), put in a vase, then I installed(settled) the set(group) in front of a grey bottom. I put my device on a foot. I made a manual regulation of the depth of field. And I pulled(fired) 19 clichés(pictures) in 19 places different from the flower. Then, in Photoshop I merged the set(group) so that the neatness is homogeneous. And here is...
I must admit that I haven't been too happy with the sky conditions in my area lately and Thur and Fri were both over 90 degrees. That's the type of stuff that will keep me around the house, luckily our yard has lots of flowers now. I went out and shot an iris this morning in the rain. We have a bunch of different colors but I liked this one best.
In memory of summer ... another Iris shot from early summer. I just cut back the leaves to the fan shape as they were looking rather sad by now.
Iris is one of the easiest perennials to grow and that is one reason you'll
find them in my garden. The most important reason is, I love the beautiful
colors and shapes of their blooms.
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