The photographer is looking for generalized feedback about the aesthetic and technical qualities of their image.
Description
Another image from the slide film time, back in 1995 in Tucson / Arizona. It was according to locals a very special year since the dessert was blooming in all of its variations. I still remember very well the varity of flowers I saw, something I did not experienced afterwards anymore, although I visited the area some more times.
Technical Details
Nikon F801s, Nikkor ED 4 / 300, Sensia 100
Scanned with Nikon Coolscan 5000ED, cropped to 3:4 ratio using Photoshop
Super composition and contrasting colors. Both make this a strong photo. I wouldn’t have guessed a Fuji film with greens this subtle. Terrific detail in the flower and I like the very gradual fall off through the back of the frame. I wish the white/light object below and behind wasn’t there, but we can’t control everything.
A nice retro image from your film days. Crop to right above the whitish spot at the bottom and warm it up slightly with a tweak to white balance slightly as my only two suggestions. Otherwise looks good and a nice looking flower…Jim
Lovely! Wonderful soft light and just the right DOF, with perfect detail on the flower! I love the composition but I agree about a slight crop from the bottom.
