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Some photos from the Phipps Conservatory

As promised, a bit later than I said... Maybe there will be more if I get around to editing them.

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Thanks people!

Paul, I assume you mean the photos of the orchids? That was because I switched to my macro lens, and prefer for my macros to be sharper.

It could also be an issue with my screen brightness, but that should not be a huge problem. Are they really dark? Or can you see the detail? They look fine to me, but I could have a higher screen brightness.
 
Yep, those are the macros, I see what you are talking about now. That is my editing process and not my monitor that makes them look like that.
 
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