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Thanks for the comments!
In #1 I was standing beneath the flower, hence the angle. As I was standing there, I noticed the veins within the pedals were revealed by the light above, so I decided to try and capture those veins. Unfortunately I didn't notice the poor quality bokeh until I looked at the photo in Lightroom. Any tips to adjust this? (this photo was taken while stopped by Ohiopyle falls for lunch between tours of Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob)
In #2 I was standing above the bunch of flowers, on a walkway. I knelt down to try and get a better vantage point, but they were below the floor of the walkway (this photo was taken in the Fallingwater visitor center, before we were told to put away our cameras for the tour). I'll attempt removing the white piece this evening, it'll be a good challenge as I'm new to Photoshop/Lightroom.
#3 is the only time we were allowed to take photos on the tour (Unless we had paid for the MUCH more expensive tour $25 vs ~$90). It is a combination of approximately 15 photos, shot handheld. I had seen a youtube tutorial for aligning and combining for soft water the previous week, and figured that would be a good image to attempt it in, especially because you aren't allowed to bring a tripod on the tour.
On a different note, if you ever get the opportunity to tour Fallingwater, definitely take it. The home and area is beautiful! Also, Kentuck Knob is only a 15 minute drive away, so doing both in a day trip is a good idea. However, be sure to read the rules on the websites for the houses, as they are strictly enforced.
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