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D3400, ISO 1600, f/ unknown, 1/4000, 135mm Prime manual
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This set up illustrates the “toughness” of most plants with that bloom forcing it’s way through the latticework. The fact that it’s an artificial flower is disguised in the smaller view.
Michael: I like how you set this up and mastered the light. You might consider reducing the size of the image for posting. A long side of 1500 pixels or so is considered ideal. Hope to see more of your work. >=))>
I’m not sure the silk ones belong in floral, Michael, but that’s up to the moderator. I like the composition with the strong lines of the lattice and the more “organic” lines of the flower.
thanks everybody, i am self taught and don’t understand why posting size matters or what the different pixels do to the post … can someone explain, i know how to do it ,i just don’t know why … i can research it myself if y’all like.
Michael: Some of the rationales for posting smaller are the amount of space the image takes up on the server, the large images when blown up to full size overfill the frame and one has to scroll to see different parts of the image, and if someone was so inclined to pirate your image you would be giving away a full resolution file. I post most of my landscape oriented shots at 1500 pixels on the long side and my portrait shots at 1200. That way the entire image fits on most screens and one doesn’t have to scroll. And at these web resolutions a 1500 pixel image shows detail well and I find the smaller image easier to work with when preparing to post. >=))>