Photographer’s Notes Since the WPL, which burned me out a bit, I have been trying to get back into my DPC groove. I recently had my dirty, dusty, bolder encrusted sensor on my D3 cleaned and it’s been as though scales have fallen from my eyes. I feel like I’m getting my groove back. You be the judge.
So for your viewing pleasure, here is a photo of a budding flower, from a garden, from my wife’s garden club’s ‘tour of gardens.’ It was shot in the evening in deep shade. I love this image. If you don’t see it my way, please go pound sand.
Post Processing Barely more than basic editing …
• Sharpen (PSCS5 High Pass Layer)
• Dodge&Burn (PSCS5 Overlay Layer)
• Resize (Perfect Resize)
• Save for Web (PSCS5)
Camera Data • Date: 2012.07.19
• Camera: Nikon D3
• Lens: Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
• ISO: 1000
• Aperture: f/7.1
• Shutter: 1/100
[Aug. 7th, 2012 10:23:46 PM]
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This is my top pick for the flower bunch, I like the way the colors reflect the soft light, especially the greens. The yellow bud just beginning to open gives a little story, & some drama. Good work! Here's a Gilded Lily for you!
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This is my top pick for the flower bunch, I like the way the colors reflect the soft light, especially the greens. The yellow bud just beginning to open gives a little story, & some drama. Good work! Here's a Gilded Lily for you!
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