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Rosebud

Rosebud

My second attempt at macrophotography. Yup, second photo - with the help of my husband, I captured this rosebud in our backyard. Not only am I proud for growing...
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My second attempt at macrophotography. Yup, second photo - with the help of my husband, I captured this rosebud in our backyard. Not only am I proud for growing such a beautiful flower (It is a "Don Juan"), but grabbing focus on the detail around the flower and the stem - the teenie tiny white hairs on the leaf were in focus. This macro lens was the best present ever!!
NOTE: Photo is available without the watermark. I uploaded this photo and didn't realize it was the version with the logo on it, oops.
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camera

DC-GH5

settings

Aperture f/2.8 ISO 200 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 600/10

upload_date

upload_date

Jul, 2018

Views

29

Likes

+1

Awards

Peer Award

Absolute Masterpiece

Submitted to Photo Contests

Elegant

Tags

#macrophotography;rosebud;flower

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