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This document contains 11 pictures taken in different photographic styles like macro, leading lines, and auto settings. The pictures show details of plants, flowers, grass, and leaves with bright colors. They were taken in locations like a Japanese garden and demonstrate techniques like macro photography that allow close-up shots with visible details.
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- 2. This picture is a good example of the macro setting. It has very bright colors and you can see every detail of the pine. Back Next
- 3. This picture is of a beautiful plant, located in the Japanese Garden in the Junior School Library. This is yet another Back example of macro. Next
- 4. This is a great picture in the macro setting. You can see the bright colors and details of the plant. It looks like you could Back reach out and touch it. Next
- 5. This is a macro style picture of grass. You can see every detail. The bright green is very bright and pretty. Back Next
- 6. I took this picture of a pretty yellow flower. I took it in the macro setting. I love the bright yellow/orange color and Back the daisies in the background. Next
- 7. This picture is an example of two styles, macro and water. It shows every detail of the flower and the water makes it look Back as if it had just been sprinkled by dew. If you look closely you Next can see a bug in the flower.
- 8. This picture is also in the macro setting. I love the orange color of the leaf and how it curls up. Back Next
- 9. This picture of a reddish plant is simply taken in the auto setting. The location of this plant is also in the Japanese Garden. I really Back love the color of the plant. Next
- 10. I took this picture in the style called leading lines. The Back tree is big at the bottom and small at the top. I like how Next the leaves spread out around it.
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