
by Jim Zablotny
The goldfinches and chickadees do a fair amount of accidental planting in our backyard. This is a volunteer that sprouted beneath our deck. K5 IIs 500mm f5.6 (1/320sec at f9.0, ISO 1250) Exposure, Reduced saturation of yellows and orange, Topaz Detail. I was about 20 feet from this flower., The cone flower shot with a 500mm + 32mm extension, I was about 11 feet from the subject
..................................Jim
Comments
9 commentsVery nice, Jim ! I especially like the graded backdrop, while the space you've allowed for the flower and the ` floating ' leaves gives a lovely, freash feel to the image.
Expertly processed sunflower shot against a well blurred BG. Nice!
Later -- Thanks for the distance information. P
A beautiful sunflower with great detail and color! Nice bg. Very nicely done, Jim!
I like sunflowers. The yellow really pops out from the oof green background. Good detail and dof.
Jim - Really nice work. The slight droop and the space on the left is just perfect.
Very nice, Jim. Well composed, and the yellow sunflower is nicely rendered against the complementary bg.
Hi Jim
Excellent composition. utilizing the 500mm perfectly for the fine background... showing very fine detail and colors.
Albert Darmo
canada
Excellent sharp details & BG Jim, great comp.
No nits, just a fine piece of work
Jim: A delightful natural accident superbly captured and presented. Most excellent.>=))>