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Hoya ... the flower, not the filter.
Photo taken of my mother's hoya which was in full bloom on a hot, sunny Adelaide (S Aust) summer morning. Camera was supported by my new Manfrotto 680B monopod, which was clearly worth the extra dollars! By the way, this is my first upload to this site.
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I like it, the way the available light plays on the shapes and shades; it's a difficult shot - dim light at a low angle, and even though some pedals are a bit dark, others are nearly washed out.
Leon Plympton at 02:05 CET on 17-Feb-2007 [Reply]
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Hi Ingrid welcome to the site. Nice to have another downunder contributor. I like your shot, the interloper adds interest.
Kiffin Miller at 04:57 CET on 17-Feb-2007 [Reply]
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Thanks for your comments, I'm quite new to DSLR's so it's pretty much trial and error at this stage but I'm working on it.
Ingrid Matschke at 00:58 CET on 18-Feb-2007 [Reply]