Charlotte Thompson
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In my garden a few clover blooms-I'm excited Spring has come to Katy-comments are very welcome*
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My New Blooms
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Hi Charlotte,
I nearly missed this. Sparse clover blooms are hard to put into a composition. I'm glad you have this set available to work with. Some of the flowers are in focus and well imaged. others are not.
I have cropped the picture and made some curve adjustments as an example of what you might experiment with in designing a composition.
I was surprised at the size of your files and that it does not take up an entire page width in your post! Here's my limited attempt to reframe the picture. You will have your own ideas and can re shoot if you wish.
© Charlotte Thompson Clover Blooms
Working with such small flowers is difficult! A macro set up is really what's needed!
Asher
I nearly missed this. Sparse clover blooms are hard to put into a composition. I'm glad you have this set available to work with. Some of the flowers are in focus and well imaged. others are not.
I have cropped the picture and made some curve adjustments as an example of what you might experiment with in designing a composition.
I was surprised at the size of your files and that it does not take up an entire page width in your post! Here's my limited attempt to reframe the picture. You will have your own ideas and can re shoot if you wish.
© Charlotte Thompson Clover Blooms
Working with such small flowers is difficult! A macro set up is really what's needed!
Asher
Rachel Foster
New member
Charlotte, was the shallow dof due to a large aperture or post-processing?
Charlotte Thompson
Well-known member
Asher
I added a soft focus in ps for that effect-Spring itself is soft with new beginnings isn't it-
I like you crop or bouquet just as sweet-and yes small flowers are very hard to catch my d40 and new lens afsnikkor 17-55 I am still learning! thanks always for your wonderful take on this little offering-am still studying all possibilites- will be going to my beloved Louisiana this weekend and very mucvh hope to come back with something new-
Rachel
it's in the ps work- I think but also coild be my new lens
I added soft focus to the picture as I told Asher-
Ron
yes I am very very Southern and couldn't even imagine snow in Winter
but You will Have Spring soon as well!!
I added a soft focus in ps for that effect-Spring itself is soft with new beginnings isn't it-
I like you crop or bouquet just as sweet-and yes small flowers are very hard to catch my d40 and new lens afsnikkor 17-55 I am still learning! thanks always for your wonderful take on this little offering-am still studying all possibilites- will be going to my beloved Louisiana this weekend and very mucvh hope to come back with something new-
Rachel
it's in the ps work- I think but also coild be my new lens
I added soft focus to the picture as I told Asher-
Ron
yes I am very very Southern and couldn't even imagine snow in Winter
but You will Have Spring soon as well!!
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Where are the pictures!