The secrets to high quality photographs by LD. I took quite a few of the wild rose, but this was really probably the best one as it wasn't swaying in the breeze.
Here I cropped out the hand, but I don't think it is as interesting as the one at the top.
Three photos today, as this one has the influence of direct sunlight on the side of it to create a lighter colored flower.
Have a view of my daily photos or photos from my past. We all need to document the world around us visually. What I see is mostly what you get.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
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Beautiful rose pictures Larry. As you know I shamelessly copied your blog idea of a photo per day but I often find myself posting more than one too!!!!!!!! I really like the sun on the rose in the last picture.
I love this wild rose..so very pretty..mine does not even have buds yet..but it is spreading ..so now I have several plants! The wind is not a photographers friend..at least not with delicate flowers:)
It's a pretty rose. Reminds me of visits to an elderly aunt who had loads of them in her back garden. Your hand added to the first one.
Very pretty. I didn't notice the hand until you mentioned it! If you didn't want to crop, you could clone another leaf to cover it.
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What a great shot of a beautiful healthy rose. I love single-petaled roses.
I know what you mean about those breezes! ha I always have my hubby stand to provide shade over most of my flower shots when he is with me so they don't looked "washed out". ha
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