Thick-lip Spider-orchid (new)
 

A new species for me from the weekend, someone in the group found a colony
of these Thick-lip Spider-orchids (Arachnorchis/Caladenia tesselata). This
is a pale, almost albino form.

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http://photos.rnr.id.au/2007/11/03/

Thick-lip Spider-orchid (new)
 

This is a superb photograph Reiner, definitely one for the magazines.
Cheers Wendy

"AusDigi" wrote in message
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A new species for me from the weekend, someone in the group found a colony
of these Thick-lip Spider-orchids (Arachnorchis/Caladenia tesselata). This
is a pale, almost albino form.

--
http://photos.rnr.id.au/2007/11/03/

Thick-lip Spider-orchid (new)
 

Is it? Thanks - but can you explain why its a good photo? To me its just a
photo - I don't understand the art side of things so I just take photos.

"Wendy7" wrote in message
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This is a superb photograph Reiner, definitely one for the magazines.

Thick-lip Spider-orchid (new)
 

Well now, since I just point & click with my Sony, I really don't know about
the technical
wording & jargon that goes on about photography?
I say it is superb because of the clarity, it looks three dimensional,
shows off the
subject really well. I looks like something out of National Geographic.
Cheers Wendy
"AusDigi" wrote in message
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Is it? Thanks - but can you explain why its a good photo? To me its just a
photo - I don't understand the art side of things so I just take photos.

"Wendy7" wrote in message
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This is a superb photograph Reiner, definitely one for the magazines.

Thick-lip Spider-orchid (new)
 

Thanks Wendy, when you said 3D I thought about depth-of-field. I have been
experimenting lately with that but not with this image, I just pointed and
shot. :)

"Wendy7" wrote in message
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I say it is superb because of the clarity, it looks three dimensional,
shows off the
subject really well. I looks like something out of National Geographic.