Posted by Brad Mangas on March 28, 2009 at 9:03 PM
For now I think spring has a sprung spring in Kansas.
This is another little indoor shot I have been playing with. I was already to start shooting some red buds at anytime but now will have to wait and see what makes it through the ice and snow we just got.
This is a shamrock plant I bought for St. Patrick's day. It seems to be doing well and putting on some blooms so I couldn't pass up the opportunity for a snapshot.
I was thinking earlier today after I received the news that the prairie chicken viewing got canceled for the morning at Konza Prairie.
The chickens will still be out doing their thing, and the humans can't make it due to "weather". It made me realize who the "real" chickens are!
Have good weekend all.
Shamrock in Bloom
Canon EF70-200 f/4L @ 113mm {w/extension tube}
Exposure: f/22, 4.0
Crop: Full Frame
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on March 29, 2009 at 8:56 AM
Gorgeous Brad! Technically everything is perfect ... the light, pof, dof and the exposure of the whites, excellent. It seems you've added another photographic genre to your arsenel. Great work!
Posted by Barry Southon on March 29, 2009 at 12:26 PM
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3 repliesThis is another little indoor shot I have been playing with. I was already to start shooting some red buds at anytime but now will have to wait and see what makes it through the ice and snow we just got.
This is a shamrock plant I bought for St. Patrick's day. It seems to be doing well and putting on some blooms so I couldn't pass up the opportunity for a snapshot.
I was thinking earlier today after I received the news that the prairie chicken viewing got canceled for the morning at Konza Prairie.
The chickens will still be out doing their thing, and the humans can't make it due to "weather". It made me realize who the "real" chickens are!
Have good weekend all.
Shamrock in Bloom
Canon EF70-200 f/4L @ 113mm {w/extension tube}
Exposure: f/22, 4.0
Crop: Full Frame
A cracking shot spot on.
Barry
Milford Ks