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Yellow flower
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I really like this shot, love the depth and the vivid colours.I’d like to see a different comp though, as the flower is very central.
Why thank you Noely! You’re welcome to crop it, if you like……….(please)
Thats quick! I like the way ya have to look into the photo now……..now inversely saturate the yellows by 32.9% whilst boosting the green channel by the number of petals on the first flower :lol: I have to cut down on coffee :shock:
Sorry – my eyes glazed over…could I have that in English !!! :lol: any more coffee and my eyes will pop out……….
Paperdoll, have you considered bringing a wee water-sprayer to the gardens with you? A quick mist would really allow the flowers to sparkle and add another dimension to your images.
Also, I recently got a set of extension tubes. I can imagine that if you got a set for your lens, it would open up a whole new world of photography in the gardens.
Read this article to see what I’m talking about: http://www.shutterfreaks.com/Tips/ExtensionTube.htm
SteveD wrote:
Paperdoll, have you considered bringing a wee water-sprayer to the gardens with you? A quick mist would really allow the flowers to sparkle and add another dimension to your images.
Also, I recently got a set of extension tubes. I can imagine that if you got a set for your lens, it would open up a whole new world of photography in the gardens.
Read this article to see what I’m talking about: http://www.shutterfreaks.com/Tips/ExtensionTube.htm
Thanks for the tips Steve. I will definitely try that next time I’ m there. As for extension tubes, this is something I will look into as it’s obviously less expensive than a dedicated macro lense.
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