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rcnaylor

15 years ago

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eric_wa
15 years ago
RC,

Great macro shots! First two, Hollyhocks? I'll have to try that shot tomorrow.

Eric
kentuck_8b
15 years ago
Excellent close-ups!

I particularly like the lighting/shadows in the second photo...very nice.

It's a different world in macro. That third photo could be any number of things.

Kt
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rcnaylor
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks guys. Macros really do make for a world of their own.

The first two are hardy hibiscus and the last one is a closer in shot of the center of a coneflower like I posted the other day.
eric_wa
15 years ago
Ok, same family. The Mallow family.
rcnaylor
Original Author
15 years ago
Macros without anything else in the shot to give them perspective makes them very hard to make Id's from. Getting in the mallow family is pretty good!
juanital
15 years ago
Nice...I especially like the 2nd one too...'Alone in the world' feel for me...

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