This beautifull damsel was photographed in one of the local plant nurseries. Her name is Evelyn. Evelyn's composition is a double exposure of two frames. Techs. the first image was shot at 1/250sec. - f/3.2; with an ISO of 250 the secound image was shot at 1/750sec. - f/5; with an ISO of 800
Evelyn was painted with a Nikon D200, using a Nikkor 105mm f/2.8D macro lens.
focal length @ 105mm / exposure mode @ aperture priority / matrix metering / exposure comp @ -1.3EV /
white balance @ cloudy / AF Mode @ manual / color space @ sRGB / tone comp @ +1 degree / hue adjustment @ +2 degrees / saturation factor @ +2 degrees / speedlight used on remote mode @ a 45 degree angle, powered down to 1/4 lumin burst with defuser attached. / tripod assist / cable trigger release /
Comments greatly appreciated...:cool:
Last edited by Harold Davis; 02-05-2010 at 03:41 PM.
love the crisp edges on the forepetals - if that's a word - and how it softens as it deepens. the stem at the bottom is pretty cool too. dont ask me why. i just like it!! and i think the multicolored bg helps balance the image a bit. well done!!
I like this too for the reasons noted above. If possible, please post 400 pixel versions of the two ORIG images In consecutive panels below) so that we can try to understand what you did. I am thinking that a bit lighter overall might work well also.
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