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Clear photo.It has retained the natural colour of the leaves.Clear contrast between the stem and the leaves. Are u a professional photographer?
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment.
Am I a professional photographer?. :)
well..I am using professional SLR cameras to photograph these stuffs but not a professional photographer in the sense that who earn money from photography. Hope I have answered your question:)
/Bushana
I wanted to know whether u are a professional photographer because it seems that you spend a considerable time to take photos. Does your job allow you enough time to do this? Surely you can't find all these birds,butterflies and plants around your house!
ReplyDeleteOfcourse yes.. most of those fauna and flora were not photographed in my backyard:)
ReplyDeleteYes my job allow me at least all weekends to spend in remote forested areas though I utilize only some of them and these are the results of not one or two years but several. If you know right place and correct time of the year/day to catch certain animal or animal group it is not much difficult of finding out many of these. Also as it is in all other fields once you spend more on studying your subject and be in the filed you would get better results.
Great blog with detailed articles. I have refer this blog to update my medicinal plant blog ; https://herbalplantinfo.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteIts really useful. Thanks
Thnanks
ReplyDeletethank you.
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