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Texas Wildflower..........

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Kelley (Texas)

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I saw these wildflowers growing in a field the other day and decided to take a picture of them. After editing the picture, I decided to make a Kaleidoscope Picture to see what it would look like. This picture was taken using the old, vintageTokina 35-105mm F3.5 lens that I am testing to see if it is a keeper. Kelley (Texas) :)

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Lovely photo,the low angle works brilliantly.I would say again that the vintage lens is well worth keeping as it is producing excellent results......better than the majority of modern kit lenses that are supplied with cameras these days.
Ps,the photo also has a lovely three dimensional feel to it.
 
Beautiful patch of flowers. Love that bright yellow!
 
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