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In early 2021 as I was preparing to return to the US after 12 years in the Middle East, I used my free time to photograph flowers around our compound. We were still "confined" by COVID quarantines so it was luckey that we had many gardens where I could practice. I was doing a lot of focus shift shooting using my Nikon Z6 with the 70-200mm f/2.8S sometimes equipped with a Canon 500D Closeup lens. All shots were stacked in Helicon Focus and final processed in LrC/PS.
These three shots are of the Purple Heart plant which grew in abundance near my humble abode. As I finally get around to going through these images, I expect to post several more photos of different flowers in hte coming days.
Z6, 70-200mm lens @ 175mm, 1/130sec, f/3.5, ISO 140, 4x5 crop, 60 image stack
Z6, 70-200mm lens @ 165mm, 1/100sec, f/3.5, ISO 100, 16x9 crop, 100 image stack. Could have used a few more images here.
Z6, 70-200mm lens @ 102mm, 1/100sec, f/4, ISO 125, 5x4 crop, 118 image stack
These three shots are of the Purple Heart plant which grew in abundance near my humble abode. As I finally get around to going through these images, I expect to post several more photos of different flowers in hte coming days.
Z6, 70-200mm lens @ 175mm, 1/130sec, f/3.5, ISO 140, 4x5 crop, 60 image stack
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Z6, 70-200mm lens @ 165mm, 1/100sec, f/3.5, ISO 100, 16x9 crop, 100 image stack. Could have used a few more images here.
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Z6, 70-200mm lens @ 102mm, 1/100sec, f/4, ISO 125, 5x4 crop, 118 image stack
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