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    Hi members,

    I feel like a complete bonehead...but what is the name of this flower/plant? Also feel free to critique the image.

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    Looks like this reed grass someone is trying to sell pictures of for $35.
    Reed Grass Seed Head and Shaft, Phragmites Australis, Australia Photographic Print by Jason Edwards at AllPosters.com

    BTW I like your picture much better!

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    Reed grass- Cool! many thx Realist.
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    Thanks Realist. I've taken pictures of those and like Marko had no idea what they are called.

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    I didn't know what it was called but I'm lovin' the image... the focus is excellent and the separation from the background is very nice and the light is just lovely.
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    Wonderful photograph. Really nice composition at the bottom of the frame where the two stalks cross one another.
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    Great shot, Marko. Love the composition, exposure and overall hues. Just wondering if the background vertical lines and hard-edged diagonal shadow near the bottom should be smeared/blurred a bit? - I find them a bit distracting, but that's just me. Again, really nice image.

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    I like the vertical lines in the background. Thoroughly separated from the subject, so it stands out, and at the same time it feels like the lines and otherwise softness echo the lines and softness of the grass. (And I'm making no sense at all, even to me!)

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    Nice image Marko! How you did the Background is a bit of a mystery but very nice!
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    Thanks for the comments! Background blur is the result of the 50mm at 1.8
    Doug - I actually did smear a bit. might go a bit further - thx!
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