I’m no expert Graham but tips for taking this sort of photo: take photos early in the morning when the dew is still on the plants and before the sun is too high in the sky, get down low to the ground facing the sun to take the photo and focus on something close so the background blurs, in this case the droplets of dew as they sparkle in the morning sun. Hope that helps a little.
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Beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteI’m no expert Graham but tips for taking this sort of photo: take photos early in the morning when the dew is still on the plants and before the sun is too high in the sky, get down low to the ground facing the sun to take the photo and focus on something close so the background blurs, in this case the droplets of dew as they sparkle in the morning sun.
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Thank you for that, Lynda. I shall try and do some experimenting.
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ReplyDeleteExcellent. Keep well Diane
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ReplyDeleteIt looks like jewels! Beautiful!
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