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    Hibiscus - same plant different bloom

    Hibiscus blooms don't last very long. The last one that I shot was in bright sunshine. This one was taken on a heavily overcast day.

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    Hibiscus - same plant different bloom

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    Re: Hibiscus - same plant different bloom

    I remember your previous shot Andre. The flower looks much better in this one

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    Nice color and exposure Andre. These are hard to get right in strong sunlight.

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    Re: Hibiscus - same plant different bloom

    Thank you Binnur and Jim.

    I seem to be learning slowly. I went shooting some landscapes yesterday and I must admit that I enjoy that a lot more than flowers. I will be posting some as soon as they are processed.

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    Re: Hibiscus - same plant different bloom

    Great shot, Andre...I too remember your other hibiscus. Mine last only for two or three days so after taking the shot, I ran out of steam going there again...my only nit here is that you sprayed the flower too much...just a few bits of water spots would have been enough, but then what do I know? Now that I am typing this response, I thought if there are fewer water sprays, it will detract from the flower itself....are you confused enough?

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    Fantastic shot!!! Really nice!

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    Just excellent Andre. That black background really works against the sharp as a tack flower.

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    Re: Hibiscus - same plant different bloom

    Quote Originally Posted by IzzieK View Post
    Great shot, Andre...I too remember your other hibiscus. Mine last only for two or three days so after taking the shot, I ran out of steam going there again...my only nit here is that you sprayed the flower too much...just a few bits of water spots would have been enough, but then what do I know? Now that I am typing this response, I thought if there are fewer water sprays, it will detract from the flower itself....are you confused enough?
    Thanks Izzie.
    My plant seems to have gone crazy. It now has 9 blooms all at once. As for the quantity of water, I let the spray bottle decide that for me!
    And yes I am confused but there is nothing new there.

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    Re: Hibiscus - same plant different bloom

    Quote Originally Posted by GBO25 View Post
    Just excellent Andre. That black background really works against the sharp as a tack flower.
    Thank you Graham.

    Darkening the background was the only solution that I found to hide a multitude of problems with the original.

    Andre

    Here is the original that I was referring to:

    Hibiscus - same plant different bloom

    The link that Dave added points to my previous post of a bloom on the same plant.
    Last edited by Round Tuit; 24th September 2015 at 12:52 AM. Reason: added photo and explanation

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