Floral Medley, photo by Harold Davis. View this image larger.
This floral medley contains roses, a camellia, and three varieties of hellebore. The hellebores and camellia are from my garden, but the roses come from Trader Joe’s.
I photographed these flowers floating in a black tray of water this morning using my 85mm macro stopped down to f/64 for maximum depth-of-field—and hang the diffraction.
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Been wiith your blog for a few weeks now and really enjoy looking at your pictures. I like the quality you are able to get and also that you continue to experiment – something I like to do myself and have done so over my 65 years involvement in photography.
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