Greg, Interesting composition of the 'other side' of Gerbers.
Nice job on the lighting although the Gerbera on the right could use a little less of it.
I see it more as Gerbera thirst. Shame and flowers is to much of a contradiction for me.
Chris
CDaescher wrote:
Greg, Interesting composition of the 'other side' of Gerbers.
Nice job on the lighting although the Gerbera on the right could use a little less of it.
I see it more as Gerbera thirst. Shame and flowers is to much of a contradiction for me.
Chris
Thanks Chris. You could certainly figure thirst into the comp, but it's more of a hanging your head, looking away from the camera concept...I tend to see flowers as expressive in a lot of ways and I like to try to capture and convey that. Sometimes it works, sometimes not....
gregfountain wrote:
Thanks Ron. I'm trying to figure what you mean by rotating the camera. Do you mean vertically?
Greg
Sorry if I confused you Greg. By rotating the camera counter clockwise while focused on the subject, it will make the flower lean more to the right, and that might create a little more tension ~ Ron
surfnron wrote:
Sorry if I confused you Greg. By rotating the camera counter clockwise while focused on the subject, it will make the flower lean more to the right, and that might create a little more tension ~ Ron
Not a problem Ron. I was just trying to visualize what you were suggesting. I still have them, so of the are still shootable tomorrow I'll give it a go. Thanks!
Karl Witt wrote:
Love the hanging 'Gerbers' Greg. The flip side provides interest and a very lovely catch of light! I like shots like this, good one sir!
Karl
Thanks Karl, and thanks for reminding me how to spell Gerbera! Lol
Greg, I think you got yourself a very nice shot. I enjoyed the alternative angle of view, it works well with the drooping flowers, almost looks like they are shy or being coy!
