Flower Forsythia

Yes, Catherine, 'in the wind' effect. It has, nevertheless, given some results we will always consider it good or bad. What I do know : could do better. Thank you to you and still in the wind, but the beautiful time. Marc.

Ah, here is Julie and what a 'refresh'... My Dear Julie ! (Mint ice in a goulée finely savored...) On the technical side you will hear and I understand, according to your sayings, that the 50 mm (light as much as possible) would be the 'best' for the macrophoto... I'm often asked the question, and with pros in this area, I recommended a 60 mm but it's good, it must be confessed that the 50 in beautiful optical is very handy and hides like a trèsor in us. It is not macro the 50 that I own, but it must be confessed that the small 'pebble' is robust and well-worked ; it will not break ever ! The bokeh is not bad but depending on the circumstances may be beautiful... The morning dew and the sun low with bursts to multiple reflections can give a simple image a true work of art. A little of topic, but lots of luck and this luck is located in the place, the expo, the game of light... A pleasure Julie and more