Sea of lavender

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Moved camera while photographing some lavender in our backyard this June.

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What artistic feedback would you like if any?

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Pertinent technical details or techniques:

Canon 7D II; 24/70 at 64; AE; 1/13th; 100 ISO; F 22; WB auto;

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This is a very nice way of making images.It’s almost like painting. You have to watch for matching colors and composition. This one is not yet it for me, It may be a bit more blurry. I think it’s a question of try and try again. Don’t get me wrong because I like this way of photographing .

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This looks almost like a reflection on water. I think the color scheme works for me although I do wish it’s a little smoother texturally.

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This one works nicely for me, Jim. I can imagine a smoother, slower shutter speed effect, but I have to say, I like the implied texture that this has as presented. When I look at the greens in particular, It looks like chiselled wood texture, and then the purple has a wispy soft or liquid impression. If you want more blur (and that’s not a given), you would have to move the camera really fast or slow the shutter speed to something closer to 1/4 to 3-4 seconds.

This kind of photography is fun to experiment with and fun to look at. I am so happy others are sharing this kind of thing here.
ML