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Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
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Azaleas Budding
Yep. You can see the drop off on the stem of the budding flower. Distance was about five or six inches from the bud's tip. Even that is a bit soft. I would have guessed it was a wider aperture based on the blurred background, but then if you were very close I guess the DOF would be rather shallow, even at f11.
Direct sunlight, mid-morning
40mm Micro Nikkor 1:2.8, Aperture Priority at ∱11, 1/125 sec. ISO 800.