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    Default Vetach's blazingstar WildFlower

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    I made this image in the mountains near my home in Utah.


    Nikon D850, Sigma 150 Macro
    ISO 1000, f/3.5, 1/800 sec
    Auto White Balance, Manual Mode, Matrix Metering

    Processed using C1P, Affinity Photo, Neat Image and Nik Filter

    Hope you like it

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    Really like the composition here. Doesn't look to be in sharp focus too me. I'm sure you have some wind to deal with in the mountains. These grow where i live in Upstate New York.

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    I choose to photograph this handheld, wide open that could probably the reason for not being tack sharp. I don't mind it as of now.

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    The DOF looks a little limited a consequence my eyes are constantly roaming around the flower heads. Cameras with high MP sensors areunforgiving, they require particular attention to detail, I think your chances of success handholding at f3.5 are going to be very limited. I think you would have needed at least f8 at this magnification. Depending upon the wind velocity 1/800 sec should've been ok hand holding.

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