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05/11/2011 12:23:53 PM · #1
Hey guys. I took some flower shots a few days ago. Too bad I can't enter the challenge. Anyways, tell me what you think :)
Flower Shots
05/13/2011 01:29:01 PM · #2
I'd really like some comments, so I can right my wrongs :)
05/13/2011 02:18:16 PM · #3
Any way you can post them online individually, aka not in a slide show? It would be easier to give individual photo feedback that way?
05/13/2011 03:26:47 PM · #4
Chris, I think Kristina has a point post some individual photos so we can comment more specifically. Flowers are tough because they are so over done. Look though the floral gallirie at the ribbon winners to really see how to improve your flower pics. we have some great floral photographers here, such as ursula and neil
05/13/2011 04:31:56 PM · #5
Looking at the video, you have some good and some not so good photos there... However, afford is awesome... watching video slideshow always make things look better than they actually are. And I think there are some repeats of same flowers, or seems like it... which I wish you had many other kinds instead.
05/13/2011 04:49:13 PM · #6
Thanks for the comments guys! Here's a link with the photos
Flower Shots
05/15/2011 03:47:00 PM · #7
So??? :) Any comments? :)
05/15/2011 05:12:19 PM · #8
Some nice pretty flowers. One thing that I seem to notice is the red channel feels slightly over saturated. Any of the photos with red photos this shows as a loss of detail in the petals. In the more purpleish flowers, it seems to make the color a bit off.
05/15/2011 06:15:30 PM · #9
Originally posted by chris23:

Hey guys. I took some flower shots a few days ago. Too bad I can't enter the challenge. Anyways, tell me what you think :)
Flower Shots

Very nicely done! Pretty pictures.

It streamed very nicely at 780p full screen on my 24" Dell monitor, but YouTube could not handle full 1080p streaming well at all. :(

I recommend you get yourself "The Flora Photographer's Best Friend".

That is an atomizing spray bottle with a fine mist spray. Use it to spray a fine mist on flowers before photographing them. Then you'll have sparkling water droplets that add a lot of interest to flora images.

The best part is that you have full control over the amount and size of the droplets you have on your subject. :)

05/16/2011 04:47:41 AM · #10
Thank you so much for the comments. :)
@ giantmike: I'll try to be careful with the red channel. :)
@ Artifacts: Thanks for the good word. :) The spray sounds really great. I'll definitely try it. :)
Have a nice day :)
05/24/2011 09:15:08 PM · #11
Those are some excellent shots! I would also say you have a pretty nice depth of field for the 18-55mm and great sharpness too. I would agree that they seem to be a bit over-saturated in red and magenta. It was especially evident in the pink flower shots. The shots of the gerbera daisies looked fantastic though! The orange really leaps off the monitor!
05/26/2011 04:45:46 AM · #12
very nice,good job.
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