I took this picture at The Eden Project. I do not know if you have heard of it. It is a great place to take picture
Lily Stamen
In a former life, I used to exotic dance under the name "Lily Stamen" at the Eden Club.
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Natural, subdued lighting, I presume.
What lens, tubes, etc.?
nanaval wrote:
I took this picture at The Eden Project. I do not know if you have heard of it. It is a great place to take picture
I haven't. Where is it? I'll have to check it out next time I'm on your side of the pond.
I used a sigma 18 -250mm lens and no tubes, natural lighting which is subdued due to the biome. As there can be a lot of humidity in there I only use one lens as I do not want to change it in there. I find this lens good as I can take various focal lengths with it. You have to wait for your lens to demist. I use a tripod stand back and zoom in. I use a Nikon D300
Hi LoneRangeFinder. The Eden Project is in St Austell Cornwall about 45-minutes from me. Put this in your search engine and you should get to the website with information and pictures:
http://www.edenproject.com This picture was taken not long after it was opened and it changes through the seasons. The education center was added a few years ago, which has a large granite seed inside. There is a Rain Forest Biome (bio-dome ecosystem) and a Mediterranean Biome.
View of the early Eden Project
Granite Seed
MJL
Loc: Wild Rose, Wisconsin
I like it! Cool colors, interesting DOF lead the eye right to the sharply focused stamen.
Hi nanaval, nice photo, had the great pleasure of visiting the Eden project in 2003, thought it was fantastic.
Hi Malachabu, thanks for the comment and glad you enjoyed the Eden Project
Bmac
Loc: Long Island, NY
Nikonian72 wrote:
In a former life, I used to exotic dance under the name "Lily Stamen" at the Eden Club.
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Did you date Arnold Anther perhaps? :|
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