A Study in Green and Yellow

December 29, 2013  •  1 Comment

Kwanzaa 2013 0025Kwanzaa 2013 0025Flower from UUCS Kwanzaa Service

Different colored carnations were used as a prop in the church service today and we were encouraged to take some home. I have been in a little bit of a photographic lull recently and the flowers were a nice encouragement. I shot close to 100 different compositions but I liked this the best. I focused on the edge of the closest petal and use another flower as background. Shooting with my macro lens in close rendered all but the focused edge as a blur. Probably not to everyone's taste but I like to shoot flowers this way occasionally so that color and general form make the picture. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 85mm macro @ f8, 0.4 s, ISO 400. And yes my website has a new look...something I wanted to start the New Year with. Next I need to update the home page with more recent photos.


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Ann Littlefield Coleman(non-registered)
David, you certainly know how to brighten up a picture or maybe I should say wake a person up from the dark days of winter. I love the contrasts your picture put out. You make us sit up and take notice of something that we see but do not often hold onto--a story told but not really seen.
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