Picture of the Day 4 – Fiery Tulip
My friend Robyn sent me tulips for my birthday. I like the fieriness of this one and set out to take some macro photographs. I put the flower arrangement by my giant livingroom window. It was bright overcast with sheers covering the window. Because I had to get so close to the flowers, my body blocked some of the light so I held my large bounce card overhead to pump some light into the flower. I set my Canon PowerShot digital camera to Auto and clicked 20 or so pictures. I liked this one best because of the contrasty petals and the little pop of green.
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[...] Another busy day, another quickie-picture. At least the sun was out so John won’t whine about us not going out in the rain. Since I didn’t have any babies or dogs to shoot, and plants seem to be an easy target, I looked around for a quick subject. I spied the plant my wife had placed in front of the window with the obscure-glass. The sun was shining from behind it and gave it a nice warm glow. [...]
Comment by Digital Photography Blogs - slightly out of focus - Blog Archive » Day 6-Leaf me alone…. on February 28th, 2006 at 9:14 pm
[...] Day 18 was my gratuitous flower shot of the project. Everyone’s allowed at least one! The sun and the colors were so beautiful in my garden. I just couldn’t resist. This was taken on automatic with the macro setting on — my new favorite! [...]
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