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Daffodil by karltkd
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Now that spring is here,(in the UK) there is a chance to start with close up work. Here is my latest....
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   Forum Posts: 537 Art Reviews: Comments: 404 Age: 19 |
#5719 2006-04-06 19:12 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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Nice details, especially on the sepals (?), but the composition is very traditional - maybe try something a bit more daring
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karltkdName Not Set Yet Forum Posts: 4 Art Reviews: Comments: 10 Age: 38 |
#5731 2006-04-07 03:54 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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Thanks, i kind of agree. Any suggestions would be great. I've seen these pics many times and this is a first for me, and i'm very pleased with the result but any kind of idea would be used......although it will have to be soon because these flowers don't last....??
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#5734 2006-04-07 05:27 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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Well - I assume it's a digital camera, so just go nuts with angles
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#5746 2006-04-07 11:35 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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Nice. Did you place a white canvas behind the flower before you took the shot?
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LombiDomen Lombergar
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#5747 2006-04-07 11:39 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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Very nice, but I think backlighting would achieve some great results in this image due to translucency of the petals.
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karltkdName Not Set Yet Forum Posts: 4 Art Reviews: Comments: 10 Age: 38 |
#5768 2006-04-07 14:17 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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Thanks Leon/Lombi and the rest.
Leon, yes i did use a white backdrop then in raw i used the curves line to give me as white as i could get. The camera viewer looks nice and white but i think maybe in the RAW setting it goes grey, i think this is the 18% grey that film reads,(just a guess) so i have to push to get it back to near the white i'm after. Someone may have a better theory than me......?? |
