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    This plant seems to be everywhere! I've been itching to share this photo.:D New growth in summer is bright contrasting red & green, with an encore performance of bright red in fall. I made this image in early July, shortly before sunset on an overcast day (thus the long exposure).

    Canon 20D, Sigma 150mm f/2.8 macro, ISO 100, Av 5 sec at f/22, tripod

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    Alfred Forns
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    I like the careful framing Chris Lots of detail and excellent light I wish the one oof branch was not on back of that leaf !!!! Very fine image has a strong 3D effect Big Congrats !!!

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    Love this one Chris. I wish the bottom leaf was not there but you have a very nice image here!

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    Thanks, Al & Maxis. I agree with your comments. In the circumstances it was a bit trickier than usual to clean up the background and frame edges -- the subject is poison ivy (an attractive bit in the middle of a sizable patch). I'm not real sensitive to it, but if I grab a stem I'll break out. I think I'll try this again next summer; plenty of specimens around.

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    Hi Chris,

    In my opinion, the partial leaf on bottom left balances the composition, though needing a bit more room to breathe to the left. Agree on the stem to the right being on the way, but I wouldn't have touched either ;)

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    I like the subject matter. Sometimes the everyday subjects, even the pesty ones, make great photgraphs.

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    Great colors and nice soft light. wouldnt have guessed it was P-ivy. Good job.

    I would agree about the leaf near the LL edge. Quick mask or other method wont be easy but would be worth it. Too bad you, at least I never do, notice these details in the field.

    Robert

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    Hey Chris, leaves are one of my favorite subjects. I think you did a great job on the comp, details and the light really make the hair stand out. I agree with the LLC leaf being somewhat distracting. If your not a purist, it can be a easy to fix in PS.

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