I took my camera on a stroll through my garden on Sunday with my 60mm (120mm equivalent) macro lens attached. I came across this little garden pest growing amongst the rocks near my clothesline. As I usually do, I got down low and spent some time shooting this lovely little flower. It’s growing quite wildly and I will probably remove it from the shortly. Is that harsh?
f/8 @ 1/125s
f/8 @ 1/125s
To Be?
I shall add these to Lucile’s Photo101 Rehab Clinic. I really prefer to keep the ISO low, set here at 200. The other settings are available in the captions of the images. It was handheld and at an awkward angle, so they aren’t quite as sharp as I’d like.
x desleyjane
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Je suis garden pest! Let it be!
Just as a reward for letting you shoot superb photos! 😉
️Xxx
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LOL, good point. Thank you hun. Xx
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I agree with Lucile; I’d let it be — just as a reward for being pretty. If you want to pull it, do so after it’s finished blooming.
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Thanks Mitch, I’ll take that under advisement!
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Agree with the others! Let it be! It’s beautiful of and in itself! 🙂
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Thanks Norah, looks like it’s settled!!
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I agree with the others as well – let it be. It deserves a reward for being so pretty and giving you some lovely pictures. 🙂
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LOL, thank you!
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I would also suggest, let it be 🙂
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Really like the first photo the most. Beautiful B&W.
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This is a garden pest? They sure are pretty in Australia: )!
Lovely shots, especially the color one…
Have a great day!
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Cheers!
Yes, I should point out that the flowers are less than an inch in size, closer to half an inch!!
Thank you so much. You have a great day too!
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Oh wow, so delicate!
Cheers and happy rest of your Tuesday 🙂 mine has just begun…
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Just a couple of hours left 🙂
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