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12-FEB-2005 Bigpikle

Spring is coming....*

Never tried anything like this before but got inspired. It's just set on my kitchen windowsill and shot from lowdown to get the white sky background.


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roberta23-Feb-2005 04:08
The petal detail and lighting are gorgeous. VERY nice!
Canon DSLR Challenge22-Feb-2005 19:28
Gorgeous shot; really wonderfully taken and presented. The backlit petals of the tulips makes this shot very special. Vikas.
Guest 21-Feb-2005 17:33
Nice. Backlighting, strong detail, and somewhat muted colors make this a gem. Considering you had never tried something of this ilk, very successful image. Again, nice.
Canon DSLR Challenge20-Feb-2005 15:56
A fine shot. -Ed Hahn
alexeig20-Feb-2005 12:16
WOW, great backlighed petals, fine texture
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Feb-2005 10:15
Have to agree with Lonnit. Great lighting! --Olaf.dk
Guest 17-Feb-2005 04:06
Ahhhh, thank you! Sooo much more enjoyable now! :) ~ Lonnit
Guest 14-Feb-2005 11:18
Ok, I'll repost without the frame as it seems to be a distraction. Thanks for the feedback as I'm really keen to learn and get better!
Guest 14-Feb-2005 10:28
Have to agree about the frame - I don't think it adds anything, and could well be a distraction (but I rarely like frames). Phil
Canon DSLR Challenge13-Feb-2005 22:47
Beautiful image, I like how the backlighting brings out the texture of the petals. --Melanie (mlynn)
Guest 13-Feb-2005 21:38
Thanks for the feedback - I wasn't sure about the frame on this one and could easily just use the unframed version, or a different style?????
Guest 13-Feb-2005 17:06
I think it's a lovely image, but I can't focus on it long enough without distraction - my eye is being drawn directly to the drop shadow border b/c of it's contrast and because of the angled leading line the flowers create that drives one right to it. ~ Lonnit
Guest 13-Feb-2005 00:44
I like the back lighting and translucent pedals. Well done.
Guest 12-Feb-2005 16:19
Thanks Michael - high praise!
You may be right about a blue background but I only had a windowsill to do this on so my options were a little limited. I quite fancy having another go know though......
Guest 12-Feb-2005 16:16
Wonderfully backlighted! Not overly so that the foreground details are lost, so good job! I'm wondering if the background is blue, would that be better as it's complimentary to yellow.
- MS