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    The Buds of Spring

    My goal was to get sharp images but with good bokeh. Our temperatures here are about 20°F higher than normal for this time of the year and I suspect that as a result the trees are budding sooner than normal. Here are three that caught my eye as I wandered through the Ribbonwalk Nature Preserve a few days ago.

    Did you ever forget to check your camera settings and go merrily on your way snapping images? Apparently that is what I did here. I left the camera's ISO set to 1600 and as I was shooting in Ap so I didn't notice. Duh!

    The Buds of Spring

    The Buds of Spring

    and yes, the first two are focus stacking images.

    The next one in the set was shallow enough that at F/8, focus stacking was not required.

    The Buds of Spring
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    Re: The Buds of Spring

    I like the last one best.

    But in the overall scheme of things shooting nature up close can be quite a challenge.

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    Re: The Buds of Spring

    Quote Originally Posted by Bobobird View Post
    I like the last one best.

    But in the overall scheme of things shooting nature up close can be quite a challenge.
    Thanks Bobo, it's my favorite as well, mainly because it is more unusual than most.

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