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    Julie Kenward
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    Default Daffy for Daffodils!

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    I created this image last week before all the snow fell. The light that evening was gorgous! I hate Daylight Saving's Time but I sure love having it be light out when I get home at night!

    Canon 40D, EF 100mm f/2.8 macro
    f2/8 @ 1/800th, ISO 100
    Manual mode, natural light, handheld
    Processed in ACR & CS4; adjustments to levels, cloned out a shadow, added a slight vignette around the edges.

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    Wow, a lovely image of one of my favorite flowers! I have soooo much to learn about macro and flowers!
    i really like the natural background and the details in the petals.

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    Hey Jules,
    Nice job with the selective focus again. I'm getting psyched too! Yellows look a tad hot on my monitor....adding blues should fix that.

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    A beautiful shot. I like the small DOF, the placement of the flower in the frame and the diagonal line of the flower. I might tone done the paler parts in the stem and the upper right corner a bit.

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    Beautiful image Jules. Love the comp and shallow dof. Perfect placement of focal point and great colours.:)

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    Jules,

    Love seeing yellow on a green BG. Really nice composition.
    Thanks for sharing...
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    This is lovely, Jules. Good comp and as Charlie said, yellow on green always looks nice. The yellows look a bit hot and I would probably clone over the dark area in the URC but that's a minor point.

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    Hey Jules, mice are still only a few inches out of the ground, I thought they would be up sooner as we have had above normal temps for a couple weeks. Nice details and BG.

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    Thanks everyone. Yellows probably ARE hot - I more than likely pushed them there on purpose because I want to see YELLOW so bad! I'll take another look at the items mentioned. Thanks again, everyone!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Julie Kenward View Post
    Yellows probably ARE hot - I more than likely pushed them there on purpose because I want to see YELLOW so bad!
    Those yellows are almost like sunshine! ;)

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    like it. everyone else said it all.:)

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