Spicebush Swallowtail
Poppy Mallow
Ebony Jewelwing
California Poppy
Cabbage White
Mountain Laurel variety #1
Eastern Forktail (immature female)
(unconfirmed)
Solomon's Seal
Skimming Bluet
(unconfirmed)
Twelve-Spotted Skimmer
Peck's Skipper
American Lady
Mountain Laurel variety #2
Fragile Forktail (male)
Columbine
Mountain Laurel variety #3
The Mountain Laurel is awesome, I'm just beginning to try to get control with how much depth of field I get with flowers. I try to shoot with at least f/11 for racemes, so that at least I get most of them in focus. The tricky part is when it gets windy; then I have to raise the ISO to at least be able to get to f/11. Otherwise, I have to conform to a shallow DOF. Are you shooting automatic, or are using Aperture priority? The Mountain Laurels came out very nice.
ReplyDeleteI use Aperture. I think my F stop is usually lower than 11. It was windy, but I tried to wait and snap between the gusts.
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