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    Barbara Kile
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    Converted in Nik SEP with a touch of copper tone.
    105 mm macro, f/11; 2"

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    Barbara, I like the composition and your software application. My eye is drawn into the center of the flower. Nice detail and depth.:)
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    Very pretty Barbara. Love the small amount of detail against the softness! My eye is wishing there was a bit more canvas on the bottom, but this doesn't detract from the image as presented. Nice!
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    Very delicate swirl that plays with my eyes until they get rewarded with the center. Well done!

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    Barbara, I'm loving the center of the flower sooo much. I usually suggest a 2 pixel black border for web presentation to help define an image BUT I'm thinking your intention may have been to have the softness fade into the background. Which would be a perfect compliment to this lovely flower. You are onto something w/ the copper tone!

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    lovely. i like composition and softness and one point of focus. beautiful w on w.

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    I think like Kerry I'd prefer that beautiful center up and to the right a bit more but this is so lovely I really don't care. ;) I can't believe you did this at f11...I'd have guessed more like 2/8 or 4. Wow!

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    Thanks everyone. I forgot to mention that I had the 500D close up filter screwed onto the 105 macro, so that affected the depth of field, thus the f/11. And, you're right Denise, a stroke would have helped define the image - but like you said, could have affected the image focus somewhat. Appreciate all the feedback!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barbara Kile View Post
    Thanks everyone. I forgot to mention that I had the 500D close up filter screwed onto the 105 macro, so that affected the depth of field, thus the f/11. And, you're right Denise, a stroke would have helped define the image - but like you said, could have affected the image focus somewhat. Appreciate all the feedback!
    i'm tinking of buying a 500d filter for my 105 mm macro so i can get closer. are you happy with yours?

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    Yes, it's a great piece of glass, as are the Nikon diopters. I use a 77 mm as it will fit my largest lens and use step rings so it will fit on the macro lens. The 500 D is not expensive, but might as well only buy one!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barbara Kile View Post
    Yes, it's a great piece of glass, as are the Nikon diopters. I use a 77 mm as it will fit my largest lens and use step rings so it will fit on the macro lens. The 500 D is not expensive, but might as well only buy one!
    thanks for good review and for suggestion of step rings. i think i will buy one. :)

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    Beautifully done, Barbara. Love the softness swirling to the cluster:)

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