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davev
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Flower
When I buy a new lens, I go to the local zoo/conservatory to take pics.
This is one them.
D rebel
Sigma 80-400 OS
Date 02/11/05
Shutter 1/640
Aperture F8.0
ISO 400
E.C. +1/3
After resizing, I applied a slight USM to bring back the sharpness.
When I buy a new lens, I go to the local zoo/conservatory to take pics.
This is one them.
D rebel
Sigma 80-400 OS
Date 02/11/05
Shutter 1/640
Aperture F8.0
ISO 400
E.C. +1/3
After resizing, I applied a slight USM to bring back the sharpness.
dave.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
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I agree, the lighting is the whole story for this one.
I was just lucky to be there at this time for the shadows and highlights to
end up this way.
dave.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
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Beautiful! Lovely light, nice color. Fits the theme.
Susan Appel Photography My Blog
dave.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
RT88
I did the best I could with what I had. These flowers are in a conservatory.
The folks working there don't mind you looking, but they really don't like you
touching. The reason I took this photo was for the lighting on the centered
flower. If I could photoshop the pic, I could darken or blur that flower. But
for me, it isn't much of a distraction because it's darker than the main subject. (for the most part)
Thanks again.
dave.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
RT88
I'm sorry if I "sounded", I don't know, angry or cross in that last post.
Creative writing isn't what I do best.
If this were a challenge where photoshopping was aloud, yes I would have
done something with that flower. I have the same pic in the sony forum
challenge right now. It's the same (mostly) untouched photo. I hate to
say this, but I guess I pretty much have tunnel vision. I know that I'm
supposed to look at the well lit flower, so I do, then I move on. I realize
that others look into photos for more meaning, I guess I'm just not one
of them. And you're right, I do need to keep that in mind. This will
be a hard habit to brake.
I was more concerned with fitting that one flower into the frame, than with
what was around it. You are right, I should notice more of what I'm doing.
So I did a little burning in photoshop. What do think?
The one I entered.
The burned one.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
I think this is a very nice shot.
The light just pulls me in to the flower. Did you just walk up and take
the shot? Did you use a tripod?
Good Luck in the contest,
Chuck
Aperture Focus Photography
http://aperturefocus.com
The shot was taken in the Como Park Conservatory. I sat on a bench, looking
around at the flowers, and the fountain, and the 20 or people wandering
through. As I was looking for a picture to take, the sun peeked out and
lit up this flower. No tripod was used during this picture.
dave.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
RT88
The burned one.
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