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This photo is from 1984. Filmed of Kodacrome type A. With my faithful Pentax. I recently revisited this photo and use photoshop to alter it. enjoy it.
| Camera: | Pentax, Spotmatic |
| Lens: | Super-Takumar 55 mm |
| Recording media: | Kodacrome A |
| Title: | Blossom & a Bud |
| Username: | 
2slow |
| Uploaded: | 25 Sep 2009 - 8:02 PM |
| Tags: | Flowers & plants, General, Wildlife / nature |
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Very pretty pair of Roses Bill but I think the strong pink of the bg overtakes the delicateness of the flowers.
Removing objects from their original bg is a difficult task & I think you have left behind some remnants.Try using a piece of plain card or even a good old piece of black velvet behind your subject at the time of taking the image,you could use a couple of clothes pegs to hold it in place or if you use card,cut a slit in it & drop it over the stems,that way you avoid any messy or unwanted bg's & you can choose the colour of the card to suit.
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