Curtis, It's a good guidebook shot of a Trillium but I'm not finding any real art to it.
Posted by John Lehmkuhl on April 17, 2006 at 7:40 PM
Phooie on the required art element, it's a beautiful shot and I'm glad you shared it !
Posted by Rick Lundh on April 18, 2006 at 12:51 PM
Curtis,
If it were a little brighter or had a little more snap to it, I would really like this. I see what you were going after and think it's a decent specimen for shooting. I do like it as is though, just offering some minor nits.
Posted by Curtis Knight on April 18, 2006 at 2:42 PM
heh, thanks John!
hmmm... I hadn't thought about the guidebook value to this... I wonder if the forest service could use this on the GPNF web site.
Thanks for the comments guys. I agree too, it could use a bit more... drama/emotion. Some warm side light would have made me happier with it
BTW: I forgot to mention, I "Rick Lundhed" a bug off one of the petals
Posted by Ned Fenimore on April 19, 2006 at 12:05 AM
I think you did a great job with exposure on the white and yellow of the flower..
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5 repliesIf it were a little brighter or had a little more snap to it, I would really like this. I see what you were going after and think it's a decent specimen for shooting. I do like it as is though, just offering some minor nits.
hmmm... I hadn't thought about the guidebook value to this... I wonder if the forest service could use this on the GPNF web site.
Thanks for the comments guys. I agree too, it could use a bit more... drama/emotion. Some warm side light would have made me happier with it
BTW: I forgot to mention, I "Rick Lundhed" a bug off one of the petals