Aglow
Taken with a Nikon 17-35mm lense at a focal length of 35mm, F/22, shutter speed of 1/60 sec. with a tripod
This was created by using my on board flash on a table of chrysanthemums at a great DOF. The vary dark front of the flowers I cropped off to keep this glowing look. What do you think of this crop. I debated keeping only the inner leaves on the left, but felt it was to tight and I lost the view I was going for.
Kathleen
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Steve Senko 31/08/2005 13:50
This is good. I have an idea for you to try on a rainy day. Do the same thing you did here only use a stationary light source. Turn off all other lights and use a black cloth behind the subject. High Fstop, low to medium shutter depending on light. Unreal what you end up with. Just a thought. I even put a glass on a flashlight in complete darkness to show very interesting lighting effects.