I started dredging up some older images I shot with my Nikon 5700 - a higher-end point-and-shoot that actually did a very nice job for what it is.
This is one of my Butterfly Gingers that I applied a fresco filter to in Photoshop Elements back in 2006. I have 2 shots facing opposite directions that complement each other. I've never really gotten any feedback on them, so thought I'd post this one and see what you think.
Thanks.
Amy D.
P.S.
ISO 200
22.3mm focal length - built-in lens
f 7.0
1/160 sec.
Last edited by Amy DeStefanis; 08-24-2008 at 07:32 PM.
Reason: Added shooting info
Very cool, Amy. I think I might clone out that tiny piece of a branch in the URC...it really doesn't need to be there. Other than that, it's very nice! I wouldn't mind seeing the "fresco" look up another notch - maybe adding a bit more detail to that main white petal - but it's very nice as presented.
Butterfly Ginger Fresco
