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Wednesday, 21 November 2007
Daisy Flower Close Up - Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday
Close up photo of a Daisy Flower's Center
This photo taken with the Fujifilm S9600 digital camera. Shutter speed 1/30, F8.0, ISO 200
I love this! Of course Macro photography is my favorite to do!! I love how you can make out the shape of each pistil, they almost look like tiny flowers themselves!
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They do look a lot like individual flowers themselves. It's amazing how intricate even a simple daisy flower is - imaging trying to create one of these by hand!
It's interesting to look at the diversity of the colours just in the centre of this flower. There is black, purple, yellow, blue and white. It certainly is a great subject for a macro shot!
These daisy flowers do grow well as annuals. They always die off a little and then come back very strong in the spring time.
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Close up photo of a Daisy Flower's Center
I love this! Of course Macro photography is my favorite to do!! I love how you can make out the shape of each pistil, they almost look like tiny flowers themselves!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous macro David.
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Jackal
Spectacular photo, David. I love the colors and textures you captured!!!
ReplyDeleteJJ :D
Hi angie,
ReplyDeleteThey do look a lot like individual flowers themselves. It's amazing how intricate even a simple daisy flower is - imaging trying to create one of these by hand!
Cheers,
David
Hi jackal,
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting, this site you mentioned looks interesting. I will check it out soon.
Cheers,
David
Hi JJ,
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting to look at the diversity of the colours just in the centre of this flower. There is black, purple, yellow, blue and white. It certainly is a great subject for a macro shot!
Cheers,
David
Beautiful photo. We have to grow these as annuals.
ReplyDeleteI would have rated this a 5 out of 5.
Hi digital flower pictures,
ReplyDeleteThese daisy flowers do grow well as annuals. They always die off a little and then come back very strong in the spring time.
Thanks for giving this post a rating, but did you know that you can actually do this automatically? Below every post (below and to the left of the comments link) there is a silver box with the words "Your rating:" and 4 small spheres. These spheres are used to show the rating of the post, from 1 to 5 and you can click them to give it a rating. You may find this more convenient, and it will help other users see your rating.
Thanks for commenting, see you soon,
David :)
Hi david,
ReplyDeleteI'am stunned with this macro photo. Your daisy shot is awesome and I would have rated this a 5 out of 5 as same as Digital Flower Pictures.
Cheers
DSM
Hi digitalshuttermania,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. It seems as if this picture is very popular - I for one find that it is wonderful to see the world on a miniature scale as macro photography enables one to do.
See you round! :)
Cheers,
David
I like the different view to a white Daisy, you made the center of the flower to the center of the picture. Very graphic view, I like it!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for commenting on my blog, David. Thanks for those nice words, you got "the message" in that picture very clear!
Hi susanne,
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the new view of a common flower. Thanks for dropping round, I like your blog too and look forward to seeing your photography in the future! :)
Cheers,
David