Continuing with my experiment with Crams (it literally gives me cramps, easy as it may look, its not). I need to thank Nathan for his feedback on my
previous photo where he suggested I use wider aperture. I have tried that here.
ND300s, AFD200mm F/4 Micronikkor, F/6.3, 1/50 Sec, ISO400 and Tripod. The purples comes from Phlox and the Red one comes from the Red Begonia which is crammed.
Thanks a lot for your comments on
Helenium in Purple Mist and do let me whether this one appeals or not.
Comments
14 commentsI like both images. My reservation is the wash covering the bloom. It makes me feel a little like I'm looking through something (which I suppose I am) in order to see the subject. Ideally for me, there would be less wash over the subject on both.
pat
Nathan
I prefer the red/purple version mainly because the bloom is more clearly seen with less cram effect over the flower. The colors on the bloom are striking. You may like to clone out the pollen grains on the red of the petals in the first version.
This works for me. I prefer the first version.
Albert Darmo