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Thursday, May 19, 2011

Buttercups



Down by the River Cam near Fen Ditton, the meadows are full of buttercups.

I wanted the nearest buttercups in focus, and I wanted the sky in focus. To get maximum depth of focus, I needed a wide angle, and a narrow (high number) aperture.

Canon 60D with Canon EF-S 18-200mm at 18mm, 1/60 sec at f/22, ISO 320
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  • ▼  2011 (55)
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    • ▼  May (30)
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      • Marsh Warbler
      • Catch of the day
      • Is it a Swift? No, it's a Hobby!
      • House Martin
      • Buzzard over Titchmarsh
      • Common Tern
      • Blackcap
      • Kestrel, or Hobby?
      • Orange Tip Butterfly
      • Nesting Goldfinch
      • Buttercups
      • Hawthorn blossom
      • Heron in flight at Lackford Lakes
      • Reed Warbler at Lackford Lakes
      • Heron at Lackford Lakes
      • Tadpole time
      • Bewick Swan at Welney
      • Every drop
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      • Coming up roses
      • Perching Linnet at Landguard Point
      • Flower on shingle heath at Landguard Point
      • Big East Anglian sky
      • Danger in the skies
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      • Something Stoatally different
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