Well...at least
some of you did. I am referring to some suggestions (or at least concessions) that I could post another campanula shot. This shot was made the same day as my last one. The BG is my grass, with the wind blowing I had more light - less light - more light on the grass and it caused the varied effect in the color of the BG. I thought it worked well to spotlight the flowers.
I do not have many more campanula images such as this - I finally planted this set of them. My toddler son had de-potted them once, and I was not doing so well at keeping them watered. I decided to pot them.
Next year though, I will buy more that I can have fun with before planting them.
Any and all thoughts appreciated. You can be brutally honest with me!
Nathan
Nikon D80, Sigma 180 macro, tripod, ISO 400, 1/40, f16 (
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Comments
23 commentsAgain just lovely
Mary C Smith
Brutally, this is a tremendous image, and the translucency of the flower with the bright green BG works amazingly well. Nice job. My only nit, I would clone out the filament of something on the left edge of the flower.
This image is just one more reason that I thank the stars every day that this board is not a competition.
I prefer this to the first. I hate to criticize sometime times because I thought with the the last shot you were experimenting. This.... is, however a classic and beautiful picture.
Cheers Really nice image.
Rick T
Jack
I LIKE THIS. Nice job.
I would tone down the yellow-green spot on the lower right quarter of the image just a smidgen and remove the white from the green sepal; that said, that's a nit IMO.
I think this is one of your best shots, Nathan.
Carol
Richard: I definitely WAS experimenting with the last image, but feel free to ALWAYS give me critical feedback. Don't hesitate. Before NPN I don't know that I could have taken much criticism, but now I can take any...the good, the bad, etc.
Thank you all for taking the time to comment.
Nathan
Great Work here Hathan.......no nits from me.....this is really lovely!
Jack