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Pu Gong Ying
Sorry don't know the english name for this:
 Taken with CP995 in macro mode, handheld. Comments are welcomed! Thanks! Roy
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I think more DOF to make the whole err... "fur ball" in focus would be better.
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Nice one there.. Just my two cents worth, but I thought it might have been even better if you can slightly shift your viewpoint to avoid the white patches at the back such that the plant can have a clean green background to better bring out the subject.
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I did think of that, but decided to include the white patches, thinking that they whoudl make the shot more interesting. Since they are so much out of focus, I thought they would not be such a big distraction. Nevermind. Lot's of these around. Can try again this weekend. 
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Anyway, seeing that you are staying in Seattle, have you been up to Mt. St. Helen and/or Mt. Rainer? Perhaps some pictures from the two locations might be great here. Rgds, KS |
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Been to Mt Rainier twice last summer, but not St Helen.
Will be going there again in the nect few months. I will post my earlier pictures of Mt Rainier tomorrow.
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How about Mt. Hood? Been there skiing a few years back and love it.
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 very nice! |
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It's called a dandelion...
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Mt Hood, Mt Baker, Mt St Helen, these are all on my list of "to go" this year. Hope I can make it too all of them.
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If you watch "A Bug's Life" movie, Flick (the hero ant) flies of on a dandelion.
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Re: Pu Gong Ying
singapore can find this plant?
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