



Not the greatest shots but I wanted to show a little of how I look at things. Back on Day 85 I posted a photo of some California Poppies I took that I found in a Best Buy parking lot. Kim left a comment saying she would have never guessed that they weren't taken in a full field of them. So today I took 4 shots from different heights, starting at over 6 feet, and crouching down till I'm on my knees as close to one of the little flower as my camera would let me. These little flowers were found in a grassy median near my house. I'm standing near my car with other cars just across from me.
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Bah, sorry about the delete. I thought I was on my way to editing the comment, but that was too much to hope for I suppose. Anyways...
I liked how you expressed your vision with this entry Rob. It also shows just how important it is to take in a scene and not just immediately start shooting. One of my favorite tricks is to lay down in front of a puddle to get cool reflections. You obviously understand this dynamic (and like me, enjoy getting small heh). Cool series!
Some guys will stoop to anything to prove a point, and I love your dedication, my knees would never stand the strain. top descriptiveness.
Wonderful pictorial reminder to get down low. If the weather improves today, this is something I want to get out and practice today. Thanks, Rob.
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