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    Some yellow in shade

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    Some yellow in shade

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Very nice. What flowers are they?

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Nice capture, I love Frangipanis. I would have liked to have seen the whole of the second flower in the frame though.

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    We call them plumeria.
    Sorry about the lack of the second flower.

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Nice image of the flower, Alan. I think you need to pay a little more attention to the background, though. Try shooting an angle that doesn't include a bright background.

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Lovely shot with a ton of potential and lots of difficulties.

    You did a great job on he purples and yellows.

    As mentioned by others the background yellow flower needs work.

    I am never absolutely sure hen shooting in shadows just what to leave bright and what to take down a notch or two. I would consider lessening the brightness of the leaf behind the main flower?

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    I have seen your other shots of those flowers. They all look beautiful

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Lovely

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    As Greg said, a pity about the background bright spots; but you might be able to tone them down a little.

    I spend so much time concentrating on backgrounds, often using a Difflector or part of my body to create ideal brightness levels; but far too often I also miss something obvious which I only see when I look on my computer screen.

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Nice capture.

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Very nice, love the light on the flower.

    Dave

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Wonderful photo. Would you mind giving a summary of what you did post-processing?

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Kevin - I don't have very sophisticated post-processing software so I didn't do very much. Looking at the original I think all I did was play with the exposure some, sharpening and noise reduction.
    I'm pretty happy with the way this lens is working on my Nex-7. It's a Nikon Micro Nikkor 55mm f2.8 I picked up on the Shop Goodwill dot come site a couple weeks ago. Turned out to be a really nice, clean lens.

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    Re: Some yellow in shade

    Thanks for all the nice comments folks.
    I didn't worry about the back ground since there's not much I can do about it out in our back yard. I was more worried about getting the focus correct as I'm manually focusing with this camera/lens combo.
    Maybe it'd help if I changed the focus peaking color to RED instead of the YELLOW I have selected now....

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