Flowers

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Dear Friends.
Here are my Flowers, By EF 100 mm F/ 2.8 L IS Macro, , EF 180 F/ 3.5 L Macro and Canon MP-E 65 MM. F/2.8 1-5X.
Enjoy
Surapon
 

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Dear Friends.
Here are my Flowers, By EF 100 mm F/ 2.8 L IS Macro, , EF 180 F/ 3.5 L Macro and Canon MP-E 65 MM. F/2.8 1-5X.
Enjoy
Surapon
 

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Dear Friends.
Here are my Flowers, By EF 100 mm F/ 2.8 L IS Macro, , EF 180 F/ 3.5 L Macro and Canon MP-E 65 MM. F/2.8 1-5X.
Enjoy
Surapon
 

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A rare orchid...

Gentle Beauty

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Jeffbridge said:
That is beautiful! Excellent Shot!!!

Thanks. I like how that camera renders, it is different from the others I have tried.

The only "trickery" was that I used one of those white diffuser discs to kill the shadows as the light was harsh. I experimented with it a bit and it has a place in my bag. That shot would have sucked without it.

Other than a sharpness setting of 2 in DPP, and downsized for upload here, that image is "as shot" and is not cropped. I like how the other flowers in the background faded into nice color blobs. I try to pay attention to the background, but never really know how it will turn out- especially with that camera because the LCD is useless in comparison to what is available today.
 
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Hallo everyone,

here are a few daffodil shots. Both shot with a 6D and the 24-105L.

What I find to be really astounding ist that the first one is shot with ISO 8000!

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