bark, bases and the odd flower
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Matthew
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bark, bases and the odd flower
was mucking around with my camera inbetween repots today and took these , new camera and i didnt set the quality setting low forcing me to resize considerably reducing image clarity but here they are anyway. will play with it more on the weekend, got plenty more but here are just a few
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Re: bark, bases and the odd flower
Your season appears to be a week or 2 ahead of my place. Buds are just showing a hint of green colour on elms but little activity yet on the tridents.
There's some nice shapes and textures amongst those pics you've posted.
There's some nice shapes and textures amongst those pics you've posted.
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Re: bark, bases and the odd flower
Great photos
I particularly like the photo of the lichen on the pine.
I particularly like the photo of the lichen on the pine.
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Re: bark, bases and the odd flower
Nice arty shots Matt! You have a good eye for photography as well as bonsai 
Perhaps try to have your subjects a bit off centre next time. Sorry for the criticism but I mean it in the nicest and most constructive way.
Regards,
Steven
Perhaps try to have your subjects a bit off centre next time. Sorry for the criticism but I mean it in the nicest and most constructive way.
Regards,
Steven
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Matthew
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Re: bark, bases and the odd flower
me been arty again. thanks for the advice steven i will take that on board im a LEARNER when it comes to taking pics
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Re: bark, bases and the odd flower
Beautiful shots, what type of camera do you use and are you using a tripod?Failure and disappointment is part of the learning process. ~ Paul (pjkatich)
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Matthew
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Re: bark, bases and the odd flower
Anja no just my unsteady hand , The camera is new .Anja wrote:
Canon EOS 500D DSLR
was shot just with a standard lens and auto settings. Im yet to muck around with it but i also have a macro lens and light ring im yet to try.
