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Taken on a wildfower photo trip to Western Australia. This fence line was in front of a huge field of canola flowers near Lancelin. I thought "This would m...
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Taken on a wildfower photo trip to Western Australia. This fence line was in front of a huge field of canola flowers near Lancelin. I thought "This would make a good shot showing depth of field" - hence the photo was taken. It draws your eye in to the focal point and then beyond towards the out of focus background.
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OLYMPUS E-M10MarkII

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Aperture 51/10 ISO 200 Shutter 1/2500 Focal Length 108/1

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Nov, 2016

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