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Daisy

The light was constantly changing when I was shooting this flower, as it was in dappled sunlight, and there was a very light wind. The plants providing the part...
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The light was constantly changing when I was shooting this flower, as it was in dappled sunlight, and there was a very light wind. The plants providing the partial shade were constantly moving and changing the position of the highlights on the flower. I took a number of frames and liked this the best. I edited in Nik Viveza, darkening the background very slightly, and adding some subtle structure, sharpening and exposure to the center of the flower.
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camera

OLYMPUS E-M1

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settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 200 Shutter 1/50 Focal Length 60/1

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upload_date

Aug, 2015

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+4

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Categories

Macro
Nature

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Our Natural World

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#flower #macro

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