Coneflowers Galore!

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Last year's drought kept many of the native flower species from blooming. This year is much different with flowers almost blooming with a vengeance. One of my favorites, the glade coneflower, seems to be doing especially well. I am seeing fields of flowers where there were none a couple of years ago. Here are some different looks. I played around with the Tokina 10-17 I had kept from my first go-around with DX. Also used the Sigma 150 and the 300 f/4.

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Wonderful! That first one is dynamite! Great composition!

I also like the selective focus on the last one! Looks like you had a great time shooting.
 
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I realy like the soft feel of nr 5, very femimin and intimate.
I dont know if that is the way one should look at pictures that way, but it touched me that way.
Thanks for sharing
Nico
 
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Wonderful! That first one is dynamite! Great composition!

I also like the selective focus on the last one! Looks like you had a great time shooting.
Thanks, Karen. The best part is that the drive is only about 10 minutes from home.
Really excellent series. Like the fifth shot!

Samuel
Thank you, Samuel.
I realy like the soft feel of nr 5, very femimin and intimate.
I dont know if that is the way one should look at pictures that way, but it touched me that way.
Thanks for sharing
Nico
Thank you, Nico. I think you explained it just fine.
Excellent set, all nice but first is my fave...! :smile:
Thanks, William. The first one is also one of the first shots I made that day.
Beautiful shots - great variety. I like the use of the WA.
Thanks, Chad. I like playing with the Tokina. Sometimes I leave the distortion and sometimes I click the button in LR to remove it. I'm glad I didn't sell it when I "left" DX - since I am back with it.
 

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