A field of flowers photographed at sunset.
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Technical Details
Is this a composite: No
Nikon D3400
ISO 200
300mm
f/6.3
1/400
Brought up exposure
Very cheery and so needed this morning where it’s -28 at my house and -38 north at the airport 20 minutes away!
I like the messy little grouping and the subdued yellows. Yellow is an easy color to over-staturate. The angle of light brings up some nice shadows, too. A little crop from the left might make for a more interesting composition and make the flowers a little larger in the frame, but that’s just a thought.
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Vanessa: Really nice light on a delightful subject. My only minor suggestions are to crop a touch from the top to eliminate the dark area and to clone away the partial flower on the left edge. Very nice as is though. Well done. >=))>
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Vanessa, this is a pleasing image. I agree with Bill. I think his edit did help improve the image even more. Well done.
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Thanks Kristen! You wouldn’t believe all the different crops I have on this photo! But I ended up going back to the original size because I crop everything and figured does a flower field really need a crop?! But I guess so! This was taken back in July. Wow! It’s cold by you!
Hi Bill! Thanks for your time and feedback! Yeah, it does look better cropped a bit. This actually is close to one of the crops I have on it already, but I thought maybe I should just keep the whole picture, but I guess not! 
Thanks Shirley! I’m glad you like it!
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Nicely seen and photographed. The blurred background and gentle lighting help the viewer enjoy the scene. Bill’s crop does put more emphasis on the daisies.
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Coneflowers are among my favorite native wildflowers. Nice job of capturing these.
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I like the soft lighting and subdued color. The space above the flowers works well. It adds to calm and relaxed feeling.
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