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    Nicole Brooker
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    Default Purple Diuris

    I photographed this orchid towards the end of last year at a local flora and fauna reserve in Melbourne. It's a rare orchid in the Melbourne region with some 120 orchids remaining due to habitat loss. This one was found amongst grass so it was difficult to get a balance between DOF and a busy background. Cropped slightly.

    D200, 180mm, 1/60, f11, R1 close-up flash


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    A lovely flower for sure. I wouldn't mind the OOF BG flower if it wasn't intersecting the subject. A little repositioning of the camera would solve that. A few distracting BG elements maybe opening up a bit more would soften them more. Just be carefull with being parallel with your subject and you could get away with it...

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    Alfred Forns
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    Agree with Dale Love this image Elegant and incredible feel !!!! Big Congrats !!!

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    Mike Moats
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    Hey Nicole, very nice comp, and I agree with the others that the BG is a little cuttered and maybe an f/8 would have soften it a little more.

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    Nicole Brooker
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    Thanks for the feedback. I've got plenty of time before they flower again to practice.

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