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I probably used the wrong emulsion. But I use whatever I have. Maybe one day I will get my Velvia 50. Maybe one day I will get my field camera so I will spend at least ten minutes to snap a picture.
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I like the changing of seasons and the images of it. We don't have that in hk.
Both pictures are great. I can't decide which one I like more. I looked closely at the branches and leaves of the two trees near you. They were very crisp. Their hue and the light was natural. Both photos are spirit-lifting when one look at them. Did you use a tripod to take these pictures? You should shoot for National Geographic. I don't know whether you take that as a compliment or not. But I mean it.
Thank you. Both were shot on a tripod. The little pink flower was shot with a 21mm extension tube, there is no way I could hand hold that one, close up and extreme shallow depth of field. National Geographic would be pretty crazy if they use my pictures.
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I like the changing of seasons and the images of it. We don't have that in hk.
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Both pictures are great. I can't decide which one I like more. I looked closely at the branches and leaves of the two trees near you. They were very crisp. Their hue and the light was natural. Both photos are spirit-lifting when one look at them. Did you use a tripod to take these pictures? You should shoot for National Geographic. I don't know whether you take that as a compliment or not. But I mean it.
Thank you. Both were shot on a tripod. The little pink flower was shot with a 21mm extension tube, there is no way I could hand hold that one, close up and extreme shallow depth of field. National Geographic would be pretty crazy if they use my pictures.
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