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Thread: Motif: Backlit Poppy

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    Gail Spitler
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    I am really enjoying the first assignment. I haven't done a lot of backlit images; at least, not on purpose. Many of the images have an amazing aura about them. This image seemed quite dramatic, so I hope domesticated flowers are an acceptable subject for the assignment.
    Your comments are much appreciated, especially as this all is quite experimental for me.
    Thanks for looking
    Gail

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    hi gail!! i stared at this one for a few minutes. first thought, would have liked to have seen it vertical to include more of the stem. secondly, it looks a little hot around the edges. i do like how the one petal is torn allowing a view inside. and maybe you could tone down those hotspots.

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    Great first motif image !!!!!! .... and the crowd goes Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh :cool::cool::cool::cool:

    I like the way you controlled the light and its feel I think framing the flower differently would work even better. Think as if you are making a regular front lit image for the set up ... then work on the light effects !!! Do like the dark bg !!! Can't wait for the next one !!!!

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    and what is this assignment??? and how did i miss it???!!!!

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    Gail Spitler
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    Thanks guys. Excellent suggestions. I think I let the strength of the image carry the whole image rather than thinking about it as a complete image with all the necessary conditions (composition, exposure, sharpness...etc). All the regular techniques etc apply, it is just backlit as well.
    Cheers
    Gail

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    Oscar Zangroniz
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    Check out the top of the thread !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:p:p:p :p:p:p

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    and what is this assignment??? and how did i miss it???!!!!

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