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Dying flower so went bw with it, though I think it loses some of the impact of why I pulled up the camera, being the light that was touching the flowers. Not much of a shot obviously but considering that I was holding all three dogs on leashes with the other hand... (Fam out of town again until tomorrow night picking up Hannah from camp up north while I hold down the fort.)
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Friday 13 July 2018
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E-M10MarkII
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RawTherapee 5.4-772-ge65c6786f
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E-M10MarkII
OLYMPUS M.40-150mm F4.0-5.6 R
f/4.6
66 mm
1/125 s
200
0.0 EV
Model
E-M10MarkII
Lens
OLYMPUS M.40-150mm F4.0-5.6 R
Date Time of Original
2018:07:13 18:31:48
Aperture Number
4.6
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0.0 EV
Exposure Time
1/125 s
ISO
200
Focal Length
66 mm
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auto
Exposure Metering Mode
pattern
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RawTherapee 5.4-772-ge65c6786f
ozozozrod - Saturday 14 July 2018 00:52
With some exceptions (like Bill's rose yesterday or the day before) I think a degree of dying is the main thing that works for monochrome flowers. You've got good pop and clarity with this cluster.
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