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Contributed by: Fred Essig on 6/13/2007

The following photos were judged to be winners at the June, 2007 Club meeting. The June competition subject was Macro/Close-Up.

Meeting dates, times, upcoming programs and more may be found at the Club web site: englewoodcameraclub.net

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Submitted By: Joel Hunt

posted on 6/14/2007 @ 7:29:35 PM

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I usually don't like flower photos, but I like the all-black background of "Blue Columbines" and the "motion" of "Botanic Vision." Kind of sets them apart from generic flower photos for me. I think "Nature's Spheres" is a great subject for black and white with nice framing and good depth of field.

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