Clover & Osteo

[Lady Pitstop]

just about to mow the lawn when I thought I would take a pic first ;) Alas the clover is no more:'( C&C gratefully received:)

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/clover_1.jpg

another osteo

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/yellow_osteo.jpg

[dunedin]

Not able to comment(my ability is poor) but second one is excellent, I wish I could get the sharpness like that all over, on subject Ii mean, they are a great flower for macro and thats not taking anything away from the quality of shot.

[dod]

I'm not so keen on these compared with some of the stuff you've posted before. Technically the clover is spot on, great DOF, background etc.

The second seems a bit busy, backgrounds competing with the bloom too much for me.

Still better than any of my flower shots though ;)

[Lady Pitstop]

thanks for your comments guys :thumbs:

[spannerdude]

Excellent. Hand held or tripod? Natural light?

[Lady Pitstop]

thanks Spanner , both were handheld with natural light:) quite bright sun - it made a rare appearance;)

[Jo]

I quite like them :)

Oh and don't worry about losing the clover... it will be back in a few days :lol:

I've been trying to get a nice shot of the wild lavender (at least I think that's what it is :shrug:) we have growing all over our lawn, but I keep messing it up grrrr.

[Lady Pitstop]

I quite like them :)

Oh and don't worry about losing the clover... it will be back in a few days :lol:

I've been trying to get a nice shot of the wild lavender (at least I think that's what it is :shrug:) we have growing all over our lawn, but I keep messing it up grrrr.


thanks jojo, I don't know why I said lawn, it's more of a case of mow the weeds:D