Submitter's name:	Piotr Zgodzinski
Title:	Lady in red.
Gear used:	OM-G + 35/2.8 + three close-up lenses (+1, +2, +4, HAMA IV, coated).
Diaphragm:	f8
Shutter speed:	1/500
Film used:	Fuji Super G (SHG II) ISO 200.
Technical information:	Handheld, no flash. Bright sun, 3 p.m. The ugly stripes you'll find in the upper-right corner of the photo are not due to "scanner moire" effect. Rather, it is the fence made of wire-netting. I noticed it too late, when looking at the print.
Subject information:	This plant is called 'pigwa' in Poland and this word is feminine. That's why the title is 'Lady in red'. This spring I realised that my garden is full of subjects I wanted to have photographed.
Other work:	If you like this photo, you can take a look at some other pictures here in my photo gallery.
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Comment left by: Olaf Greve (no e-mail specified)

I indeed wondered what caused the "maze structure" effect in the picture; it's a little bit distracting, but apart from that, it's a great picture with nice red tones. Also, I encourage you all to take a look at Piotr's gallery, for there is some great work there. Piotr: I hope you're going to add those great portrait shots you shared with me off-list to the gallery too, as these are excellent shots.

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