A far cry from the humble poppy found growing wild in Europe this cultivated variety,can hold its head up in any floral display.
Canon 350D
Iso 100
1/160 sec
F5.6
Focal length 270.mm
70-300mm lens
I am not an artist but but have dabbled with wood, clay, and paint over the years andand of course photography. My aim with the camea is to only use photo editing programmes to ‘tweak’ the photo, is a fraction too dark or light, to to crop and occasionally slight sharpen to highlight a particular feature.
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Thank you Ray, Terry
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FANTASTIC FLOWER AND CAPTURE…SPLENDID IMAGE!!!
THank you for your lovely comment Anaisanais, :)) Terry.
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Beautiful Work
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Thank you Ann for the welcome and the lovely comment, Terry
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Wow,,,that’s gorgeous!!!
This type of poppy is ‘gorgeous’, but very invasive is you leave the seed pods to ripen. Thanks for commenting Dlouise,
Terry
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Lovely!~ So bright and bold :)
Thank you for your kind words Julia. They are certainly eye catching, Terry
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Beautiful work !!!

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The Tropical Zone ~ FEATURES ~ November 21st, 2012
Thank you Evita, this is a first in this group and is very special, as all are all features, The first one always has the edge though, Terry
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Wonderful capture. Love the unique textures and colour combination.
Congrat’s on your TZ feature.
Thank you Kerryn, for your comments. The poppy can be a bit garish so I tried to soften the tone and get the depth of focus, so the the background almost merged with the flower. For once, I think I got it right, :)), Terry
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Yes, always ‘tricky’ getting that ‘just right’ focus aka DOF. I find using a prime lens makes this task a lot easier, with the right conditions weather/light, and tech.settings of course. 8 )
Sadly no poppies to experiment with where I live.
No Poppies where you live would be the least of my problems. I would swap my climate for yours any day. I loved the month I spent just north of you and sounth in Brisbane. Thanks for your comment re the prime lens The only one I have is from an old film camera and though good is too heavy to carry around unless I am sure I will use it. Terry
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Beautiful!
Thank you Lucinda for looking at my area and for commenting, Terry
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Very pretty!!! :o)
I am glad you like it Lorilee, and thank you for coming by and for your comment, Terry
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