If you go down to the woods today

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you'll find some really nice early morning flowers :D

all shot with Sigma 105mm f2.8 Macro lens- Hand held - High ISO owing to very little light today

Thanks for looking

Les (y)

1. Early dew on Red Campion


DSC02189 early morning dew by Les Moxon Photography, on Flickr

2. Red Campion


DSC02192 Red Campion by Les Moxon Photography, on Flickr

3. Red Campion 2


DSC02195 Red Campion 2 by Les Moxon Photography, on Flickr

4.Celendine in the shade


DSC02131 early morning bloom by Les Moxon Photography, on Flickr
 
Thank you Dave-whilst I prefer No2- the slight breeze is always a problem for me when shooting hand held :LOL: I'm happy these actually remained in focus


Les :D
 
I would agree with you Les, No2 for me, nice set.
 
Thanks all your comments are appreciated


Les
 
Really fab Les.
Like the framing in one best but somehow the flower looks better in 2.

In Awe;-)

Gaz
 
Some lovely shots Les, especially the first one, but I think your Red Campion is actually a Herb Robert!

Dave
 
Callophrys said:
Some lovely shots Les, especially the first one, but I think your Red Campion is actually a Herb Robert!

Dave
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Well you learn something new everyday Dave thank you for that :D

Thanks also to everyone who took the time to view and leave a comment- I appreciate it (y)


Les (y)
 
Amazing that you could get such sharpness handheld and in the open! Great work!
 
All very nice Les but my favourite is the second red campion

Stan
 
Thanks guys and I'm fairness I was laid flat out on my belly lol

Les
 
#1 and 2 for me, but all are v. good
 
Nice set Les.
I just got myself an A77, last week. Still getting to grips with it.
What did you use to process your pics, You said they were high ISO, how high..
Wullie
 
Frogskit said:
Nice set Les.
I just got myself an A77, last week. Still getting to grips with it.
What did you use to process your pics, You said they were high ISO, how high..
Wullie
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Thanks all for the comments :D

ISO was up to 1600 as I was in deep wood land very little light and a stiff breeze- pushed the ISO to establish a high enough shutter speed to freeze the slight movements

processed with Adobe Photoshop CS5

Les (y)
 
Thank you Ceri- I appreciate you taking the time to comment

Les :D
 
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