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    Model = NIKON D300
    Exposure Time = 1/400"
    F Number = F14
    Exposure Program = Aperture priority
    ISO Speed Ratings = 400
    Exposure Bias Value = ±0EV
    Max Aperture Value = F4.76
    Subject Distance = 0.32m
    Metering Mode = Spot
    Sensing Method = One-chip color area sensor
    Exposure Mode = Auto exposure
    White Balance = Manual white balance
    Focal Length In 35mm Film = 157mm
    Lens = nikkor 105mm/f:2,8 VR

    Milkweed flower closeup...:)

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    This flower doesn't look like it belongs in this galaxy does it? Nice title. I like the image sharpness and you handled the bg well!

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    Hey Adrian,
    I do think the square presentation was almost a must here....so it does work for me! I do also like most of the BG.....except the brighter pinkish area above the bloom...around 12:30. I have debated lightening the shadow areas a bit......but then it will take away from the predator look.....but is is an option for you to explore. Nicely handled all around and very well seen!

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    Thank you very much for your comments!

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    Amazing flower, I'll have to have a closer look at our milkweed. I think the BG is a bit busy competing with your subject. But great control of DOF.

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    Milkweed flowers are fascinating subjects for macros. I like how you isolated one tiny blossom. I like the brightness and sharpness of the center of the flower, and wonder if there is a way to extend that to the rest of the flower. Nice job.

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