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Flowers blooming in Spring 2013.
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July 24, 2013
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untitled-2.jpguntitled-3.jpguntitled.jpguntitled-4.jpgThe four photos were taken this past Spring in Central Park and Park Avenue with a Nikon D600 and a Nikon 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6G telephoto lens. I wanted a shallow depth of field effect and so used a wide aperture setting to create the look I wanted. This is my first post!

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some good shots… just me, but I almost think a little longer depth of field would be better in the first shot to get all the flowers on the branch in focus while keeping the others out of focus.

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Thanks for your feedback. However, capturing some flowers in focus and some not was exactly the effect I wanted. Also, a shallower depth of field allowed me to capture the sunlight “glow” effect on the flowers in focus.

July 25, 2013
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Nice pics. Sometimes shallow depth of field works and

sometimes everything in focus looks good. 

Hope to see more posts from New York!

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July 25, 2013
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The last photo was Great and the I believe that the photo perspective has also changed due to high focal length, but it helped to improve the composition.

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I like the 2nd shot in the set..

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