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This is a discussion on Paper Daisies within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; I was messing around with my "nifty fifty' Canon 50mm f/1.8 playing with shallow DOF. These Paper Daises are like ...

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    I was messing around with my "nifty fifty' Canon 50mm f/1.8 playing with shallow DOF. These Paper Daises are like weeds, but they are actually quite detailed and geometrical. I was actually quite drawn to the "not quite open" flower.


    I think one of my next purchases will be either of the Canon macro extension tubes. Does anyone own one of these? Is there a trade off between the magnification of 25 over the 12 in say sharpness or aperture? I beleive they can be stacked, so maybe I should get one of each

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    Seems we manage to let a few threads slip through here and there!

    LOVE the treatment on this one AntZ!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    Seems we manage to let a few threads slip through here and there!

    LOVE the treatment on this one AntZ!
    Thanks MA.
    From memory(since we are going back a little way)there was not much "treatment" just shallow DOF. These flowers are quite pretty for a weed.

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    It is a lovely photo. Hard to believe we missed so many. I've been on the forums almost every day. I guess it's just hard to see them all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AntZ View Post
    Thanks MA.
    From memory(since we are going back a little way)there was not much "treatment" just shallow DOF. These flowers are quite pretty for a weed.
    LOL...those are weeds in Aus? In Canada we pay good money to buy these flowers and proudly display them in our gardens every summer! We call them straw flowers!
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    Thanks IG, Casil.
    Quote Originally Posted by Iguanasan View Post
    It is a lovely photo. Hard to believe we missed so many. I've been on the forums almost every day. I guess it's just hard to see them all.
    There have been some good images go relatively unseen. I even realised I missed replies to my own threads. Maybe finding these missed gems could be made easier to find. It could be something to do when things are a bit quiet.

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