A single pastel flower wondering in mellow green light
Lex
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Handheld Nikon D200/28mm 1.4d, location Knoxville Zoo
Photoshop increased some basic raw parameters, and a single touch of sharpness is all the PP done.
Photoshop increased some basic raw parameters, and a single touch of sharpness is all the PP done.
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Lex your link is not working, looks like you have shifted the original location of the picture in your album?
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Skippy (Australia) - Moderator of "HOLY MACRO" and "OTHER COOL SHOTS"
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:skippy Everyone has the right to be stupid, but some people just abuse the privilege :dgrin
I don't understand why it was putting smugmug into the link, and it wasn't working someplace it WAS working this afternoon either. The link is still up there as it was, maybe it was when I deleted int once and reloaded it, maybe I was still seeing it because it was cached.
well, hopefully if anyone wishes to see it they can see it now.
At any rate, I am glad I missed your 6666 reply by 20, or I may never have recovered...
Doug
Hmmmmmmmm I'm not sure what happened with that link
It is a pretty flower, but I must say you have much nice shots in your album
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Skippy (Australia) - Moderator of "HOLY MACRO" and "OTHER COOL SHOTS"
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:skippy Everyone has the right to be stupid, but some people just abuse the privilege :dgrin
That's why it's art.
Doug
You may want to expose for the brightest water spots and pop some fill flash to bring the subject up. Just a thought as the droplets detract a bit for me.
YMMV
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Thanks. There were no water spots at all, only light spots.
Why this shot was as it was:
I had no flash at the time, as I was on a zoo shoot, with a heavy 200-400VR on monopod with pro body. Typically, I take my 200-400VR only, mostly plan to shoot large mammels and birds. I had no where to put it, no case, I was wedging the Feisol monopod against a fence post corner, while I ripped out my D200 with the 28mm on board. I could have used on board flash, but honestly, I did not see the image this way at the time, it was an after effect I saw with the lighting, and at the time was paying very close attention to both not drop my 200-400VR/D2X, OR my 28mm 1.4d, on D200, and with it very steamy hot, these things had my full attention.
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