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Published: 2006-02-01 09:39:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 232; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 22
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flowers outside my housei dont think there will be any more photos of flowers like this with a title like this, but u never know
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Ohhh this is much better than my bleeding hearts photo! See you have taken some!
I love everything about it. The placement of the flower, the focus is spot on, the colours are gorgeous, almost perlesant oh oh everything!
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its a perfect flower not a perfect photo, thanks
these flowers only flower once a year and i waited so long to get a photo of them, it was definately worth the wait
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Well I think its damn well near if dont think it is... 
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awww they are so pretty and soft looking. are they originally white flowers, and the lighting gave them that blue effect? its really cool.
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no they are blue flowers actually and the light washed it out and made it white 
thankyou
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Wow thats a really nice shot ^^
That blue is so pretty hehe
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i guess it was the good lighting that helped me with this shot, thanks alot it is a really nice blue!!
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hey thanks, me too!!
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O_o wow...I love this picture.
There's soo much detail in the flower. It's insane. I can even see sparkles on the petals *begin some sort of dream sequence*
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hah thanks, well for detail i always try to use a slow ISO like 64 and of course this was a macro
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I use a digital camera, which has an ISO speed option (which is odd because I know that the ISO speed deals with film 
Anyways, I'm still a bit confused about the ISO speed. Is the slower ISO better for detail?
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yeah ISO is actually a indication of of sensitive the film is so with digital the lower the ISO (64) the less sensitive but the more detail and the less "grain" or "noise" but the higher the ISO (1600) the more sensitive the film and the more "noise" or "grain" is apparent (lower quality) but fast ISO means you can shoot in low light with fast shutter speeds while slower ISOs need more light to operate at fast shutter speeds.....i use a digital aswell
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Thank you, that made much more sense
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i can't believe i haven't been to your page yet..
oh my.. stupid me.. >x<;;
btw, this is a lovely lovely photo!
i like how you cropped it too well done!
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hey someone noticed i cropped it YAY!
thanks, dont worry i dont mind, but its good to have comments
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hehe...
im bad at cropping... so i think i want to learn from you.. ;D
is that cool? lol
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hmm i guess, i like to teach what i know so ask away, what about cropping do u find hard, what i try to do is find the main subject in the photo and crop that, sometimes there are certain aspects that are not the main subject but are important and have to be included, so a cropped photo is not Necessarily a better photo but a different photo that illustrates more of that "feeling" the photographer gets from the photo, sometimes its better to leave certain aspects in, it all depends on how you percieve the photo, hope that helps ill stop rabbling now
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oh thanx for the explanation..
the thing that i found hard abt cropping is to actually find the feeling for the main subject..
you know, like your flower were not posisitioned in the middle still it attracts attention straight away when you see the piece.
i wouldnt really know how to do that .. lol
i guess i need to experiments more..
im hoping you'd comment or critique me along the way, that way ill learn
your suggestions will be much appriciated
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no problem, there are a few "rules" to composition and cropping but i might explore them later
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yeay!
thank you s much!
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Hi. Iβm Kat. Congrats on a wonderful photo.
I really loved this piece so I featured it in my βPicks of the Weekβ journal. [link] Thereβs no prize or anything (sorry). I just like to post various works which I think are really well done. I hope you donβt mind. If you want me to remove it just send me a note and I will.
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WOW, thanks ehehe ur the second person to feature something of mine in their journal thanks alot
thats a good idea and i might try it in the future thanks again
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Wow amazing, i love the contrast in this photo and the depth of field is perfect, great work
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hmm i guess the depth of field is pretty good, that was unplanned 
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stunning. pretty much summed up in one word
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thanks, summarys are good
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yeh, they say a lot
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