Of the spring wildflowers I've seen so far, nothing matches the metallic pink of the Mountain ball cactus. Haven't found a lot of them just yet, so I had to settle on this one that wasn't very big.
Still don't think I did the coloration justice.
If you think you haven't done it justice now, just try printing it! I have a picture of a fishhook cactus that's just a bit deeper in color than your average mountain ball cactus; I'd love to print it, but it comes out looking horrible no matter what I try.
This is a great shot; good focal depth, nice and sharp, and the flower dominates the image better than anything I've ever managed with this species.
Thanks for the comment Les. Yea, I was thinking along the same lines as you in regards to printing. Haven't tried this exact image, but my experience tells me magenta-pink is going to be a potential struggle to print properly. That said, this may be the best kind of image to print on metallic paper.
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3 repliesStill don't think I did the coloration justice.
This is a great shot; good focal depth, nice and sharp, and the flower dominates the image better than anything I've ever managed with this species.
I think a metallic print might be a good idea, but print it you must.