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Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: sarrasani on November 24, 2015, 06:02:26 pm

Title: rosa rosae...
Post by: sarrasani on November 24, 2015, 06:02:26 pm

4k dimensions if you click on the image

leitz 100 macro elmarit f/2.8 with sony a7r.
Thank you for attention and all the best,
Sandro


https://sandrobisotti.smugmug.com/Rosarosae/i-Hpf6rZf/0/O/_DSC7648_DxO.jpg (https://sandrobisotti.smugmug.com/Rosarosae/i-Hpf6rZf/0/O/_DSC7648_DxO.jpg)

https://sandrobisotti.smugmug.com/Rosarosae/i-WPfSCSC/0/O/_DSC7686_DxO.jpg (https://sandrobisotti.smugmug.com/Rosarosae/i-WPfSCSC/0/O/_DSC7686_DxO.jpg)

https://sandrobisotti.smugmug.com/Rosarosae/i-8hn23JL
/0/O/_DSC7660_DxO.jpg (https://sandrobisotti.smugmug.com/Rosarosae/i-8hn23JL/0/O/_DSC7660_DxO.jpg)

https://sandrobisotti.smugmug.com/Rosarosae/i-xVGfKnW/0/O/_DSC7655_DxO.jpg (https://sandrobisotti.smugmug.com/Rosarosae/i-xVGfKnW/0/O/_DSC7655_DxO.jpg)

Title: Re: rosa rosae...
Post by: Paulo Bizarro on November 25, 2015, 04:04:36 am

#1 for me.

Title: Re: rosa rosae...
Post by: Bruno Gil on November 26, 2015, 02:23:58 pm

Hi Sandro

Normally Im not a big fan of pictures of flowers but if I had to choose, and Im doing it :) #2 would be my choice
cheers