Blurry Murraya paniculata

I did another experiment with my macro photos which I took a few days ago. It was quite late in the afternoon, and the light is already not at its best to illuminate this flower that I have today, and with that, the result that I get is kind of too soft and blurry. it is also the fact that I am using a wide open aperture, so that the focus point that i get is also very narrow.

I wanted to get blurry and dreamy macro photos, maybe I should try harder and try a different approach next time when I decide to make this kind of shot.

The subject that I have today is the Murraya paniculata commonly known as orange jasmine, orange jessamine, china box or mock orange, is a species of shrub or small tree in the family Rutaceae and is native to South Asia, Southeast Asia and Australia. that is planted as the ornamental plant in the villa. It was almost green all year round, making it suitable for those who really like to have some green plantation in their home.

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Photo StyleMacro PhotographyAccesoryMeike Extention Tube + adapter + 50 mm Canon Lens
LocationBali, IndonesiaLightingExternal Flash
GearOlympus OMD EM5 Mark iiDiffuserCekrek Diffuser


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This is lovely.
I got a question, boss. The blurry effect, was it an after-snap editing or you got the shot that way? It's amazing.

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Some of the pictures look blurred why? I know your pictures are usually very clear.

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The white petals look really beautiful and contrast well with the background :)
Amazing shots!

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It is a pleasure to look at this incredible depth of field exercise!... Very interesting and pleasant to see!... Thanks for sharing @ekavieka friend!

!discovery 33
!VSC
!PIZZA

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Nice macros! It's a pretty flower. The nice thing about living in a tropical place is the flowers are there all year long!
!LOL
!PIZZA

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