Echinacea
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Thank you, Tricia!
Thank you again, Tricia!
I'm Heather, and I consider myself in the "serious hobbyist" category of photography. My favorite subjects are those found in nature, but I also love taking pictures of animals (especially our dogs) and food. I invite constructive criticism on this blog, so if you have any suggestions about composition, technique, lighting, etc, please let me know in the comments section. I look forward to your feedback.
All images are property of Heather Aubke, unless otherwise noted. If you see an image that you would like to use, please ask permission before doing so. Thank you!
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All images are property of Heather Aubke, unless otherwise noted. If you see an image that you would like to use, please ask permission before doing so. Thank you!
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From the darkness calls14 years ago
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My equipment
In case you're wondering, I shoot with:
* Nikon D50 DSLR body (discontinued), with 18-55mm kit lens and 55-200mm zoom lens
* +1, +2 and +4 macro filters, polarizing filter, neutral density filter
* Vivitar tripod
* Nikon D50 DSLR body (discontinued), with 18-55mm kit lens and 55-200mm zoom lens
* +1, +2 and +4 macro filters, polarizing filter, neutral density filter
* Vivitar tripod
Software
To process my photos, I use:
*Picasa
*GIMP
*Picasa
*GIMP
Thank you, Tricia!
Thank you again, Tricia!
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6 comments:
Gorgeous....I love them all...especially the last one. Our coneflowers are really in full swing now too. I love them. Soon I'll see the goldfinches nipping at the seeds!
Thanks Kelly. I wish I had some flowers around the house that the goldfinches could get seeds from (these were taken on the OU campus).
WOW!!! That's all I have to say :)
Thanks Candace!
I love photographing echinacea, especially with a bee or butterfly on it. They are very photogenic flowers. Lovely captures!
Michele - Thanks! They are very photogenic indeed - their bold colors are very pleasing to the eye without being "too much."
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