Yellow Lady's Slipper (+ 2 Reposts)
by Roger Kirchen
Yellow Lady's Slipper photographed during the same trip to the Rocky Mountain Foothills as the Western Wood Lily. This flower was in the same protected natural area and it is a wild flower.
Canon 7D, Sigma 150 macro, ISO 400 (should have set that lower), f/7.1, 1/125 sec., flash (with diffuser) in manual mode and tripod. PP in LR4. Crop to 79 %.
Thanks for looking. C & Cs are always welcome. Roger.
Comments
15 commentsAs mentionned, the tip of the top leaf getting cut off is my only nit too.
Fine image!
Sandy
The photo was taken on July 7 and this was probably at bit late for that elevation because most of them had already wilted. This one was crammed in the shade between a tree and a shrub. We had done the trip mostly for birds and wildlife, and were ecstatic when we found the flowers. We will be there again next year, a bit earlier.
Bob
This is wonderful, to be able to see this in the wild and capture some nicely. I have taken images of this flower many many times but still have not found a comp that I like. You have done well here. The repost is a big improvement but still wish the see the tip of the leaf did not touch the edge.
Albert Darmo
lucy