Barry Rice wrote: > > Hey Folks, > > Since it is common for folks to post photos, I've put one of my own new > images up. This came off my first roll with my new *istDS (ok, I'm still not > used to thinking digitally). > > I'm writing a book on carnivorous plants and wanted some photos of seeds of > a Federally Endangered pitcher plant. Instead of the usual diagnostic photo > of seeds on a bit of paper, I wanted to show the seeds still in the > dehiscing fruit, and also convey the fact the plants make seeds in the fall. > > http://www.sarracenia.com/temp/oreophila.jpg > > *istDS, Tamron 90mm macro, flash. > > So there you go! > > B > > Barry A. Rice, Ph.D. > Invasive Species Specialist > Global Invasive Species Initiative > The Nature Conservancy > V: 530-754-8891 > http://tncweeds.ucdavis.edu
Barry, I think for scientific publication, you will want more depth of field, if you can achieve it --( usually the problem I have with digital is that you can't reduce the DOF so easily :) )The composition is lovely and the detail in the foreground works. annsan (Nature Conservancy member, btw:) )
