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There are always flowers for those who want to see them.


bretsch

color managed in Nikon Capture NX; nothing you couldn't do in the Darkroom.


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Few people see a flower - really - it is so small it takes time - we

have no time - and to see takes time...Thank you for taking the time

to see, and comment.

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Let me know what you think on the grain, and color of this one; in your opinion, is it too much or is it ok?......thanks

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Looks like you are into something great here, about creating new reference. Go man, go - and if you ask me, the grain on your attached sample is just fine. Remember, it all boils down to what ever the final photo is gonna be, a print or screen delight... Delicious!
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Thanks for dropping by! Love the closeup here and the abstract feel it creates. Some of the highly saturated colours may be "out of gamut" for a print, but on-screen they work well. One notes also that because of the high saturation, some "bleeding" of colours is occurring as well - which may be what you intended. The grain seems fine, although the overall effect appears limited by your narrow DOF. Overall, nice use of colour!!!
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It truly stands out. The colors are so intense that they look like precious stones. Do what your heart tells you; in the end the only critic that you need to please is yourself. Creative and unique composition. Bravo.
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This bright mini-universe works well. The exaggeration doesn't get in the way, but actually transforms the flowers into something not of this world. Lovely work.
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A very interesting composition. I like the way you have turn this flower into an abstract with your use of shadows, crop. etc. To me the grain as well as the boost in saturations work well with the style you are working with in this image. The flower structure on the right hand side reminds me of Haida tribe ( west coast Canadian aboriginal people) raven masks.
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interesting and creative composition. whether the grain is too much or not i think that depend on your purpose. regards.
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"There are always flowers for those who want to see them"

 

These I want defintely to see one way or the other. I like what you did here, very much

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