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Bill Krause | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> patterns_of_nature-2 tree view | thumbnails | slideshow
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Guest 12-Apr-2012 15:10
Great, Bill. I especially liked the shamrocks tucked into the fold of the bark, but my first "wow! look at that again,' was #1673. Thought it was a great example of depth of focus. (unless they were super close together front-to-back). Did your camera do that automatically, or did you adjust f-stop and let the camera do the rest, or....? Keep it up. It's neat going on our trips with you and Jean. Your last group of pix, that had the shot apparently from out in the Bay, of the waterfront and hillside above, with the multitude of colorful, small-to-large buildings, made me eager to go back to S.F. for the first time in years. I like that you see things most of us miss, both architectural and natural.
Bill B
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