(Jan 13, 2015, 04:44)snaphappy Wrote: I took this picture of a fushia in my garden on 13 December, our first hard frost of the year
Canon EOS 600D
F5.6 1/60 sec ISO 400 48mm
Regards
Jane
Very nice Jane, frost and droplets of water on foliage and flower can certainly make a nice subject. If I may suggest a move that I would take to compose such a subject it would be to gently bend away or otherwise remove unwanted flower or foliage, such as that to the bottom right of your picture.
I took this picture of a fushia in my garden on 13 December, our first hard frost of the year
Canon EOS 600D
F5.6 1/60 sec ISO 400 48mm
Regards
Jane
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I'm not sure how well it works - just another version Jane.
Perhaps it depends on whether we regard the frost or the flower (bud) as the main point of interest.
Peter
Photography is a never-ending journey
(This post was last modified: Jan 13, 2015, 05:31 by Plantsman.)
Peter, I think the way you have edited Jane's image is just what it needs.
Jane, you can see in Peter's version that even the easy-to-do edits - decreasing the brightness and increasing the contrast - have enhanced the appearance of the frost crystals on the plant.
Cheers.
Philip
(This post was last modified: Jan 13, 2015, 06:06 by MrB.)
(Jan 13, 2015, 06:05)MrB Wrote: Peter, I think the way you have edited Jane's image is just what it needs.
Jane, you can see in Peter's version that even the easy-to-do edits - decreasing the brightness and increasing the contrast - have enhanced the appearance of the frost crystals on the plant.
Cheers.
Philip
Thank you again Peter and Philip. I have done a bit of cropping and adjusted the brightness and contrast, what do you think?