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Just a few flowers from the garden....was experimenting by hanging a black velvet cloth behind the flowers....oh, apart from the last one....that was a farm house next to Raglan Castle.
Thank you for all your comments, advice and votes for my previous upload.
~Necia~
| Camera: | Fujifilm FinePix Z20fd |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Cascades of flowers |
| Username: | 
Neeka |
| Uploaded: | 19 Jun 2009 - 8:33 PM |
| Tags: | Flowers & plants |
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| Votes: | 27 |
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Hi Necia ~ you have a great set of images here, V1 & 2 are simply stunning, such a clever idea to use black velvet for the back ground (I must go buy some lol 
) V1 & 2, fantastic colours and detail and the composition is spot on, very well done indeed
Hugh
Quote: Hi Necia ~ you have a great set of images here, V1 & 2 are simply stunning, such a clever idea to use black velvet for the back ground (I must go buy some lol ) V1 & 2, fantastic colours and detail and the composition is spot on, very well done indeed
Hugh
LOL - thank you Hugh - just be aware with that velvet - it is terrible to work with and if in the sunshine it can become too shiny and grey in parts....and it flaming well slips all over the place....LOL
V1 & V2 for me because I love honeysuckle, it's so extravagant and luxurious for a wild flower. But V4 is special as the only image of lupins that I can remember being uploaded on the site! (And a real cottage garden feel).
Moira
The colours really stand out on the thumbnail.
Craig.
LOL I will never get this, but everyone seems to do it, versions for me a variations on the same subject.... but..
V1 - for me a little burnt out in the foreground, and looks a little dis-organised, maybe just me!!!)
V2 - I think better than V1 but still burnt out in the foreground, and as with V1 bloom is partly out the frame.
V3 - Very nice;
V4 - Nice image of a garden, but from a photographic view point there is no clear point of focus... maybe a closer crop and a different/lower view point would bring out the true beautiful of the Lupins.
Hope my comments were taken as intended
David
Oh dear
Its hard to follow that "vote"
I think V1 & V2 fabulous
And I like all 4 So there!!
Barbs
Quote: LOL I will never get this, but everyone seems to do it, versions for me a variations on the same subject
LOL ~ I'll try and stick to the rules....that is what I thought to, but then I saw people were doing this....so I did to.... 
Quote: V1 - for me a little burnt out in the foreground, and looks a little dis-organised, maybe just me!!!)
Probably not just you...I myself thought that and some of the 'flowers' are already missing. 'Burnt out' ~ I think someone already told me how and why this happens and how to solve it...I just can't remember....
Quote: V2 - I think better than V1 but still burnt out in the foreground, and as with V1 bloom is partly out the frame.
Okay ~ someone needs to explain this 'out of the frame' stuff to me - not sure I understand what that means.
Quote: V3 - Very nice;
YAY!!! Thank you
Quote: V4 - Nice image of a garden, but from a photographic view point there is no clear point of focus... maybe a closer crop and a different/lower view point would bring out the true beautiful of the Lupins.
Thanks - I cropped out a horrible fence down the bottom....and just wanted the cottage in the background [although not much of it in there], just wanted the cotage'y look. LOL.
Thanks David - I do appreciate all this.....as you have gathered I am a beginner and struggling to understand all the lingo etc. too and how to avoid things. I really appreciate you taking the time to point stuff out to me.
~Necia~
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