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Close up of the seed head of a red poppy flower.

Beautiful borders full of flowers

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A starling bird perched on the tallest branch of a willow tree in the winter.

Flea Beetle Swarm on the Tippy Top of a Blade of Grass, found on the shore of Lake Michigan, summer 2013, by Nalinne Jones.

Shallow focus look at Melbourne at night

The blossoms featuring in a previous upload opened up to show these cute little flowers. I chose the shallow depth of field for this one with just a little in focus & the rest a soft blur. Canon 5D MkIII with a Tamron macro lens. Location: Sydney, Australia. *Feature* Artistic Flowers, October 2019.

Row of taxis in front of Flinders Street Melbourne with a beautiful bokeh effect

A bright red poppy stands with poppy seed heads in a field of wildflower colours. Depth of field photography.

Snow covered pinus tree branches by the seaside in winter.

Macro of a leaf in San Marino, California Canon EOS 5D Mark III with Canon EF 100 mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens Settings f/13, 100 mm, 1/80 second, ISO 250 131 views as of 17 April 2017

close up shot of a beautiful flower.

A leaf in the light - black and white image.

Sneeze Weed flower in black and white.

Brookside Gardens in Wheaton, Maryland Canon EOS 7D

A bench covered in snow. A little too cold to take a seat!

Watercolor lollipop drawing

Close up of tiny tangled vines.

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Flowers, grass and trees all have life, so be respect each other, we can learn from nature, the sun and the earth.

Queen Anne's Lace, otherwise known as Wild Carrot, engulfed in rainbow lens flare, with the light from the sun reflecting from a lake in the background, by Nalinne Jones.

The sun shines through a patch of wildflowers

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Close up of some blades of grass and seeds.

Flowers San Marino, California Canon EOS 5D Mark III

Purple flowers in San Marino, California Canon EOS 5D Mark III with Canon EF 50 mm f/1.2L USM lens Settings f/16, ISO 320, 50 mm, 1/100 seconds

A crop of bright wild daisies stand tall in a dark corner . Macro floral photography.

Pretty print Weigela buds in close up. The shallow depth of field gives a nice bokeh effect.

Immerse yourself in the ethereal beauty of "Enchanting Peaks," a mesmerizing digital artwork that transports you to a dreamlike realm. Soft pastel hues paint the canvas as a series of slightly origami-like pyramids or mountains grace the scene, some effortlessly floating in the air. This captivating illustration, with its clever use of depth of field, creates a sense of both tranquillity and wonder. Lose yourself in the enchanting allure of this mystical landscape, where the delicate colours and whimsical composition invite you to explore the "Land of the Pyramids" or perhaps even a distant "Planet of the Pyramids." Let your imagination soar as you embark on a visual journey like no other. #arc1

Snow falls, but can't disguise the evergreens and colours of nature.

Close-up of ice crystals on a cold winter's day.

Pink rose in Pasadena, California Leica D-LUX 6 with adjustments in Lightroom 5.0

With this photo I was palying around with depth of field. I loved how the strings on the guitar looks like they are moving and the sharpness of the wood & the little balls at the end. The grain effect gives is that grunge, old feel.

spring flowers captured with canon eos 7d and ef 70-200 f4/L f=4, 1/250s, focal length = 200mm (320mm)

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This image, captured on film in 1995, is of a lovely orange flower blooming in our garden. My wife is the gardener; I just appreciate her passion.