Had to make a foray into Suffolk to photograph these!
Fritillary by Mike Stew, on Flickr
Fritillary by Mike Stew, on Flickr
Mike
Fritillary by Mike Stew, on FlickrFritillary by Mike Stew, on FlickrMike
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#2 for me; nice & clean - but, IMHO, needs a little exposure lift to brighten the image...
You could push the white slider in levels quite a way in... I took it all the way in to 160 without blowing any whites. It improves contrast as well. Then a little noise reduction on the background...Cheers;
Lee
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Re: Fritillaries
Gosh! Foreign parts!Originally posted by NorfolkMike View Post
Well worth the trip - they are lovely flowers (they were my father's absolute favourite) and you have caught them well - No. 1 for me.John Liddle
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they are good flowers to shoot but often quite difficult to get a reasonable background - you have done well with both but I prefer the single stem of the two
Agree with Lee regarding exposure
StanComment
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One of my favourite flowers Mike, but mine are out at the end of May.ColinComment
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Super subject, super images...I agree with Lee regarding post processing.....but its all personal preference.Brian Vickers LRPS
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Both are good. Well done
TomComment
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Like both well doneTrev
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