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    Deja vu

    Went to Washington Oaks Garden on today's road trip and took these two photo's in the rose garden section today.The first photo is simular to other photo's i have seen on this forum, hence the title of the thread.Looking at my Exif data i should have gone with a slower f/stop to get more of the roses in focus,but hindsight is 20/20 and i'll just have to remember that on my next outing.C&C are very welcome,..Ron.

    Deja vu
    ISO 100,f/6.3,1/400 sec,55mm,PP in CS3.

    Deja vu
    ISO 100,f/6.3,1/400 sec,44mm,PP in CS3.

    Thanks for viewing.

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    Re: Deja vu

    I have both of these rose types in my backyard.

    Glenn

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    Re: Deja vu

    White roses are a nightmare to photograph, Ron, but you seem to have the exposure just right. And good colour on the bud.

    As you said, F6.3 is a bit on the shallow side. I would probably have gone with F11 and also tried a few shots as high as F14.

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    Re: Deja vu

    The creamy white is beautiful. I like the focus the way it is... it fades from the center out... very nice.

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    Re: Deja vu

    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff F View Post
    White roses are a nightmare to photograph, Ron, but you seem to have the exposure just right. And good colour on the bud.

    As you said, F6.3 is a bit on the shallow side. I would probably have gone with F11 and also tried a few shots as high as F14.
    Thanks Geoff.i still tend to get caught up in the moment of taking pictures that i don't stop and think to much about dof and other factors that will make a good image better.I do use the histogram to check on my exposures though which makes it easier to take less pictures to go through in PP.

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    Re: Deja vu

    Quote Originally Posted by ilovelucydog View Post
    The creamy white is beautiful. I like the focus the way it is... it fades from the center out... very nice.
    Thanks Mary.

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