Trafalgar Grass I
Trafalgar Park has many varieties of grass which were very active in the wind when I was giving my new lens a workout here a few days ago.
I spent long moments waiting for a lull in the breeze before taking a shot, but rarely did I catch all of the grass still.
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Canon 5Dii, Canon 100mm/f2.8 macro, ISO100, f2.8
This post prepared in advance of my trip. I will be back in a few days; in the meantime this is a continuation of a series from Trafalgar Park, in Oak Bay near Victoria, BC. I won’t be reviewing the blog, but will reply to comments when I get back.
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Beautiful! I love your vision of the world. The grasses look so perfect under your lens.
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New lens…
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Thank you Ryan 🙂 The new lens is a joy.
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I just love a controlled and shallow depth of focus like in some of these shots here, Ehpem. Lovely details in the abstracts here, my friend, a really great set!!
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Thank you Toad – “controlled” – that is part of it isn’t it, sometimes the trickiest part when in tight and focusing off-centre. I’m still learning these things, how to get the control.
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Belle lumière !
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Eva – welcome to my blog, and thank you for commenting 🙂
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Wonderful images……
David.
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Thank you David.
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Though i am way behind on my blogs, trying to catch up after a trip, I feel compelled to tell you that these are especially lovely.
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Thank you Ken – you honour me with early attention. I hope you had a good trip, and that we get glimpses of it as well. Or maybe we already have – I have not had time to check out blogs yet as I only got back yesterday evening.
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Gorgeousness.
(I have a love for grasses, I just planted beautiful grasses this summer.)
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Hi Karen – I too love grasses in their many forms. Thanks for you comment!
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