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  1. August 16th, 2009, 11:12 PM #11
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    Default Phalaenopsis lindenii



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    wow that phal lindenii is really awesome. and great skills with the camera too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by delphiguy View Post
    wow that phal lindenii is really awesome. and great skills with the camera too.
    Luckily, that plant is still at home, so I played around with the light, ISO, and other camera settings. Truth to tell, I don't think I have mastered even just 50% of what this camera has to offer. Other people's photos are just much more technically better.
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    i really need to get a good dslr camera. but even with it, id be happy to have half the
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    hi nelson,
    oh yeah, definitely nice shots from your phal's.
    also like the wasp on he bellina, cool!

    you need to spend more time with your camera, but time....
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    Love the blues and oranges of your newest postings. Wonderful!

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    oh that dendrochilum latifolium var macranthum is fantastic! Love the 2nd pic of it!
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