1st - cornflowers - Colin photo - Olympus DSLR Challenge photos at pbase.com


06-JUL-2010

Makes a change from corn angels....

Olympus E-3
1/500s f/3.5 at 200.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

all copyright privileges rest with the author of this image. We reserve the right to spit on anyone who steals any image.

comment |

Guest		14-Jul-2010 17:06
Lovely portrait, Colin. Everything goes together. Frank (M)

Brenda		14-Jul-2010 00:33
This is absolutely gorgeous - an exquisite portrait all around. You must have an amazing portfolio by now.

Collin Baxter		12-Jul-2010 18:56
Great shoot . Love the clour and the DOF.

Guest		11-Jul-2010 21:57
Thanks for all the comments, glad you like Roxy in the field. Just a bit of technical info, we spotted this field on the way to the planned location and decided to get some quick shots. This is natural light, the low evening sun had just gone behind some thin cloud providing a perfect softbox.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		11-Jul-2010 17:38
A very natural looking shot done by a master strobist. Lovely. --Stefan

Guest		10-Jul-2010 17:33
Rhapsody in blue. Perfect use of DOF and exquisite light. endika

Brad		09-Jul-2010 22:36
DOF whether pre or post processing is beautiful, and what beautiful facial lighting, the 16:9 format is great for this image, someone in a field as opposed to studio

kleivis		08-Jul-2010 23:58
This is definately a competition for cornflowers (three so far in the comp). OK, you only use them for framing and fill, at least, and it is very well done!

richdow aka catman		07-Jul-2010 22:51
the composition is beautiful. your knack for posing a model is is magical.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		07-Jul-2010 12:47
Technically masterful. compositionally beautiful. the kind of picture I would love to be able to make. wonderful! brent

Shirley Haden		07-Jul-2010 07:54
What a perfect setting and the model just suits this field of flowers. It give the illusion that these flowers are 4 feet high! It's really beautiful, I am sure she loved the shot.

Guest		07-Jul-2010 04:14
I'm not sure if you went looking for the perfect girl for the setting, or the perfect setting for the girl! Ether way you succeded:-) Great shot!!! Frank

Guest		06-Jul-2010 22:40
Ouch - that's good. Alistair

Type your message and click Add Comment

It is best to login or register first but you may post as a guest. Enter an optional name and contact email address. Name
Name Email
help	private comment