After the Flower
by Richard Teller
Taken at Cedar Canyon Wildlife Management Area. Thanks for your comments and critiques.
Canon 40D
Sigma 70-300
Aperture Priority
Shutter 1/45
Aperture f13
ISO 400
238mm
Tripod
90% of original
Contrast and slight color correction in PSE9
Comments
2 commentsI like this because it helps us understand the origin of images, if we care to look for it.
It kind of reminds me of fireworks, in a way, in very slow motion; the burst in the center, the bud traveling up the stem yet to burst, and the lower one that came before. The smoothness of the bokeh background is great and devoid of all forms, yet its luminance helps the eye to focus on the center of the frrame, and as my wife point out when I showed this to her, the sharpness of all of the fine filaments of the former flower fuzz is great, thanks to f/13.
Nice work.