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11-APR-2009

20090411 - Narcissus

1 x Reflector to bounce light back into pow-pows
1 x Polarising filter for deep blue sky
1 x Kitchen towel to put the camera on so it didn't get muddy

Playing in ma'n'pa's garden today :o)

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
1/60s f/10.0 at 25.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto
Colin Clarke12-Apr-2009 12:35
Excellent technical work, Phillip!
A superb image. *V*
(Can I use ANY towel, or should I
get it at the camera store?) ;-)
Doug Cruden12-Apr-2009 08:32
Down & dirty with the daffs...what an excellent way to spend the afternoon! Hope you didn't drop off while you were lying there? V
Guest 12-Apr-2009 07:39
Well worth the effort
Guest 12-Apr-2009 07:08
First rate, Phillip.
J. Scott Coile12-Apr-2009 01:19
I'm thinkin' 1x spade to dig the hole too ;-)
Kathryn11-Apr-2009 22:18
What a great shot, a bit 'Land of the Giants' feel
about it. Such vibrancy about it. Love it! ...
Kevin Chester11-Apr-2009 21:15
Wow a snakes eye view. Wonderfull colours, I went to more extremes to get the same colour effect today.
Mairéad11-Apr-2009 20:16
Touch of Jack and the beanstalk about these.
Lovely shot against the blue sky.
Johnny JAG11-Apr-2009 19:12
You did well to get the lowdown!
malcolm haslam11-Apr-2009 18:42
Super shot of the Narc's...don't they look pristine against that deep blue sky?
Sue Roberts11-Apr-2009 17:49
amazing angle
Nick Powell11-Apr-2009 17:42
Superb POV!, well seen and captured. V
jlm11-Apr-2009 17:35
Original and nice POV
Zak11-Apr-2009 17:35
and i thought you were laying amongst the giant flowers! ;-)
Nicki Thurgar11-Apr-2009 17:30
What a fabulous viewpoint! Great shot Phil!
Ann...11-Apr-2009 15:40
Ah! the lazy photographers view!! ;)) Lovely shot Phil, you have good weather to be playing in the garden too!
Walter Otto Koenig11-Apr-2009 15:40
These look like they're 100 feet tall. Great perspective and lighting.