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  • This shot is probably not everyone's cup of tea. However, it does illustrate an extreme consequence of capturing floral images with my selective focus lens, also known as a LensBaby Composer. When using this lens, the larger the aperture, the more pronounced the selective focus effect. In this image, the lens was nearly wide-open.
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  • This is another example of the selective focus technique, using the LensBaby Composer with a fairly wide aperture. The central, sharply focused bloom stands out, while the legion of additional blooms seem to stand in support in something of a dream state. I find the image to be rather peaceful and relaxing.
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  • Nothing signals the arrival of springtime better than the emergence of Tulips. This image was captured with a selective focus lens, which makes the flowers in the center of the image almost appear to be floating in three-dimensional space.
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  • This is my favorite image from Spring '09. It captures a single cluster of new growth Spruce needles, just after the protective covering has fallen away. The selective focus technique used to capture this image creates a somewhat otherworldly effect, which is quite visually impactful.
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  • This selective focus image was taken at the Green Bay Botanical Garden. Although this is a still image, it almost suggests to the viewer a sense of motion, or flying over the grounds.
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  • This is one of my favorite images from Spring 2009. I have always appreciated the visual and tactile qualities of the new growth needles that conifers exhibit each spring. In this selective focus capture of new growth on a Spruce tree, there is an interesting depth and a sense of motion. I really enjoy the effect.
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  • Sometimes, the most fascinating sights end up being right under your nose. I find that to be the case with each year's new growth on any given Spruce bough. I enjoy the effect that the selective focus lens imparts to image captures of these pristine needles.
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  • Selective-focus imagery allowed me to capture these three, isolated pines, contrasted against the dense backdrop of the deciduous forest behind them.
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  • Hardwoods
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  • One in a series of image captures from Spring 2010 of the beautiful blooms that make the Green Bay Botanical Garden one of the premier gardens in the Midwest.
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  • A selective focus image of a blue spruce tree contrasted against colorful maple leaves. Certain Lensbaby images, like this one, seem almost three dimensional.
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  • This old woodshed is the focal point of this rather day-dreamy, selective-focus image.
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