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Wood Forget Me Not

By sherlob    
I’ve been trying to take the camera with me whenever I take my daily exercise with the dog. Usually, I limit myself to a single lens and target a particular idea - in this case the idea was simply wild flowers with a shallow dof. I have to admit that the new macro lens i’m using is superb and i am thoroughly enjoying using it.

Please correct me if the plant ID is wrong.

Tags: Macro Flowers and plants Shallow depth of field Wild flowers Forget me not Myosotis sylvatica Wood forget-me-not Wood forget me not COVID-19

Voters: woolybill1, bobpaige1, cymru2019 and 35 more

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Uploaded:
13 Apr 2020 8:48AM
Camera:
Canon EOS 5DS
Lens:
Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM
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cymru2019 Plus
1 17 6 United Kingdom
13 Apr 2020 8:53AM
Excellent shot Adam. David
Ted447 Plus
8 216 1 United Kingdom
13 Apr 2020 9:11AM
Lovely image. Ted. GrinGrin
ColleenA Plus
8 471 7 Australia
13 Apr 2020 10:10AM
So pretty
Minty805 Plus
4 41 9 United Kingdom
13 Apr 2020 10:54AM
Beautifully done, and the idea of walking around with a single prime lens is very creative and makes one look at things in a way a bagful of lenses or a zoom doesn't.
Allan
Sylviwhalley Plus
14 203 4 United Kingdom
13 Apr 2020 11:36AM
Beautiful capture.
Sylvia
dark_lord Plus
16 2.8k 750 England
13 Apr 2020 12:23PM
I was photographig some forget-me-nots in the garden yesterday. They haven't appeared for a few years.
I guess your ID is right, I've looked at some sites for images and there's quite a variation within species which makws being certain, for me t least, more difficult.
BillRookery Plus
5 1 4 England
13 Apr 2020 1:42PM
Beautiful image
saltireblue Plus
10 11.6k 72 Norway
13 Apr 2020 2:06PM
Of the several macro lenses I have used, that one is without doubt the best...it is a joy to use and see the quality it delivers, Adam.

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