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Clipped or no, that's an eye-catching photo. Sometimes reality is not as attrative as impressionistic.

Rodger
 
Gawwd... I've coined yet ANOTHER... :-)

Good, bad... I gotta feel good about that . Hahahahahahahah
greg said:
I never thought you would ask... so without any trepidation here is
my Red Clipper...I couldn't resist!
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Ulysses
 
p5freak said:
Um, what light should i have used instead ? Sunlight is there best
there is for shooting flowers.
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Not when the sun is directly beating right upon it. Especially a flower with as little detail as that one. The petals are very flat with subtle detail in them. Very easy for strong sunlight to wash that detail away.
p5freak said:
p5freak said:
That flower never should have been shot in that light..
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Scott A.
 
mortal said:
p5freak said:
Um, what light should i have used instead ? Sunlight is there best
there is for shooting flowers.
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Not when the sun is directly beating right upon it. Especially a
flower with as little detail as that one. The petals are very flat
with subtle detail in them. Very easy for strong sunlight to wash
that detail away.
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BTW, thats just my opinion. From personal experience. Take it or leave it.
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Scott A.
 
Red poppy, spot metered for center of flower. Whoa...



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--Kimberly--
I was raised by a pack of wild corn dogs...
 
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