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Little droplets on hosta flowers after the rain. The fourth one had just spread out, falling down, and there were three left, still clinging precariously to the delicate flower.
Nikon D7000, Tamron 90mm f/2,8 macro
Focal length 90mm, ISO-125, 1/160 sec. @ f/5,6
Three of my own textures applied at a very low opacity, with some masking.
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Awesome! What a fantastic closeup Johanne! And I love the soft pastel colors of the image as well as those precarious small droplets!
Thank you Joanne! It’s not as crisp as I would have liked though, I was shooting hand held, crouching down and getting severe cramps in my old legs for being in that position for so long… ;-) Son#1 was gone with my car with my tripods in it! LOL!
– Johanne Brunet
Very beautiful. I love the softness of it, and the title is so complimentary. Love it!
Thank you Wanda! Can’t wait to see you all again on Saturday! :-)
– Johanne Brunet
Sooo pretty!!! Love the pastel colors. Makes a beautiful abstract.
Thank you so much, Carol! :-)
– Johanne Brunet
Gentle.
Thank you so much for the feature, Dawn, I really appreciate it!! :-)
– Johanne Brunet
Lovely soft pastel tones. Fabulous macro!
Thank you Wendi!! Although I’m finding that I might have to buy another macro lens some time soon… I’m not really satisfied with this one. :-(
– Johanne Brunet
Beautiful image, congratulations!
Thank you very much, Davina! :-)
– Johanne Brunet
lovely
This is a beautiful image that would be wonderful for All Glorious Lilies as hostas have the common name of Plaintain Lily!