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While visiting my in laws I found this rose. It was almost to low to the ground to get a good shot. I think it came off ok.
| Camera: | Nikon P5100 |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Evelyn's Rose |
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| Uploaded: | 22 Sep 2009 - 2:00 PM |
| Tags: | Flowers & plants, General, Wildlife / nature |
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It's certainly a very pretty rose Bill. The colours are so delicate and the raindrops add that extra touch.
I think you have cut this rose out from its background as there are bits of green clinging to the edges of the petals. I have uploaded a mod where I have shaved off the green fringe using the clone tool.
It is always a challenge when photographing flowers in the garden to get a clean image without all the background distractions. One way to go about it is to put a white (or some other colour) background behind the flower. Another alternative is to shoot with a wide aperture to blur the background. This can be quite successful and it gives the idea of the flower in its natural surroundings. Cut out flowers often seem a bit "disconnected".
It can be frustrating to isolate the perfect flower but it is often worth the effort in getting a good composition.
Best wishes
Catherine
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