Shot with the D800 and 28mm f2 AIS at f8, processed in NX2 and CS5. Near-100% crop.
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Even our rowans are Chinese . . .
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, 01 Nov 2012 17:31
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Posted 01 November 2012 - 17:31
. . . Sorbus Glabrescens in full autumn colours.
Shot with the D800 and 28mm f2 AIS at f8, processed in NX2 and CS5. Near-100% crop.
Shot with the D800 and 28mm f2 AIS at f8, processed in NX2 and CS5. Near-100% crop.
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Posted 01 November 2012 - 21:15
very nice the white fruits of the mountainash against the blue
dont know this variety personally would love to have it
there are more white-fruited varities and even pink ones,
brilliant
dont know this variety personally would love to have it
there are more white-fruited varities and even pink ones,
brilliant
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Posted 01 November 2012 - 21:20
Beautiful colours captured here Dave.
Didn't realise this tree figured so strongly in folklore, at least it will(apparently) keep the
witches away, lol.
Tony
Didn't realise this tree figured so strongly in folklore, at least it will(apparently) keep the
witches away, lol.
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Posted 01 November 2012 - 22:50
Thanks, guys. This was really intended as a kind of technical post though I posted it in Botanical. I am still revelling in the excellent chemistry between the D800 and the 28mm f2, especially in this kind of small-scale subject. If you click for the enlarged view you'll see what I mean - the crop is of a tiny area near the centre of frame.
Tony - yes, it used to be people's habit in the Scottish Highlands to plant a rowan outside their door, for that very reason. We have four or five so I think we are safe!
Tony - yes, it used to be people's habit in the Scottish Highlands to plant a rowan outside their door, for that very reason. We have four or five so I think we are safe!
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Posted 02 November 2012 - 05:24
Very nicely done Dave. Considering the holiday yesterday (at least in the U.S) I hope it did its intended job.
Kim
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