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Darwin M. Tañedo


Free Account, Manila

Red Stigma

Took the shot using Olympus C-765. I used supermacro exposure mode

Comments 8

  • Darwin M. Tañedo 28/06/2005 4:16

    Hi Arjun,

    Yes it is Hibiscus. I was trying to focus more on the stigma rather than the flower itself. I find them more interesting since we don't normally get to see them at a glance.

    Thanks for dropping by and for the comments.

    Greetings from The Philippines.
  • Arjun Kurpad 27/06/2005 20:23

    Nice shot. Is this a Hibiscus?
  • Darwin M. Tañedo 22/06/2005 10:51

    Hi Kelly,

    Many thanks for dropping by, for welcoming me to FC and,.of course, for the inspiring feedback.

    Cheers!

    Darwin
  • Kelly Harris 14/05/2005 5:15

    THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENT ON MY LEAVES PHOTO. I REALLY LIKE YOURS TOO, THE WAY YOU FOCUSED IN ON THE STAMEN OF THE PLANT LOOKS REAL GOOD. WELCOME TO FC!
  • Darwin M. Tañedo 14/05/2005 4:36

    Hi Alex,

    Many thanks for the encouraging comments.
  • Alex Padre 13/05/2005 1:51

    Hi Darwin. Dito lang pala tayo magkikita ano. I know its difficult to get this shot and I also agree with what Robert Sanden said regarding the picture. For a beginning post, it is nice. I know you will get better as you take more picture and become acquainted with your camera. Looking forward to more posts from you and welcome to FC.

    Alex
  • Darwin M. Tañedo 11/05/2005 11:40

    Hi Robert,

    Neophyte here and this is the very first shot I ever uploaded. Thanks for the advise. Keep thenm coming. I really need suggestions so as to improve my shots.
  • Robert van der Sanden 11/05/2005 11:22

    Hi Darwin,

    Welcome to FC! Nice idea to use the flower itself as a soft, blurry background. Small remark: try to shift the depth of field range slightly more to the front, so that the 5 red dots are sharp. They are the "eyes" of your portrait. Maybe some more green at the left, for the balance in the composition?

    greetings, Robert