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Fern/Branches "macro" ~500k
i shoot this few months ago in a overcast weather.prevously used photoshop for raw but now this one directly converted in nikon capture and i think its a lot better result than previous.frammed it later in p.s and text.
exif:: SIGMA 105mm/D70"handheld" F4,1/250,ISO400 exposureMODE=MANUAL ----------------------------- 
the second shot was at wide open 2.8 took inside a garden below a tree branches passes all over.kinda abstract look. exif:: F2.8,1/160,ISO400 -----------------------------  Pall.A.
Pall,
It's real "Colors of Nature", I like your concept! Birddog114
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PALL - both of these pics are excellent examples of taking the macro to a new level (past insects) - very rich colours
 Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Great shots - pity there wasn't an insect ON the fern frond
  Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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.. Or some raindrops..never the less excellent images.. deep rich colors. No wonder Chrislikes the SIGMA macro so much. cheers NeoN.
Great photos Pall.
love the colour Cheers
Mark http://www.photographicaustralia.com
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Pal highly saturated vibrant images with a creative flare. Well done.
Macro verging on the abstract seems like it could be a real strength for you
cheers marco
Saw this earlier but didn't post, had to come back. Love them both, but the first one I'd have enlarge (real Big) and hanging up somewhere, really love the lush green!
G'day Pall,
The colour in these is really strong and bold but not over-saturated, really nice... If you want some drops on something for macro work, try the ol' mist bottle... Aka Andrew
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