Norm Dulak
03-06-2013, 05:25 PM
Canon PowerShot S90, hand held
ISO 500; f/6.3, 1/640 sec
PP: PS CS6 minor crop, levels, curves, sharpen; Nik Color Efex 4 Pro Tonal Contrast
The trouble with Longwood Gardens is that there is so much to see. So it is often difficult to isolate your subject from other things. In this recent image from the Conservatory, I think I've largely succeeded. I like the two blossoms, that differ somewhat in their stage of development. I also like the differential illumination of the surrounding foliage, with bright illumination to the left, darker to the right.
What do you think?
Norm
ISO 500; f/6.3, 1/640 sec
PP: PS CS6 minor crop, levels, curves, sharpen; Nik Color Efex 4 Pro Tonal Contrast
The trouble with Longwood Gardens is that there is so much to see. So it is often difficult to isolate your subject from other things. In this recent image from the Conservatory, I think I've largely succeeded. I like the two blossoms, that differ somewhat in their stage of development. I also like the differential illumination of the surrounding foliage, with bright illumination to the left, darker to the right.
What do you think?
Norm