The photographer is looking for generalized feedback about the aesthetic and technical qualities of their image.
Description
A stack of 80 images was used to get this final image of an unknown species of succulent. I lit this one up with three different flashes. Glandular hairs provide the light outline on the leaves.
Technical Details
Z9 105mm f2.8 micro + 1.4x teleconverter (F8, 1/200 sec at ISO 64) 80 image stack (PMax) Levels to set black point, Reduction in highlights, slight crop for comp. Each flower is about 0.5mm in diameter.
Wow! Half a millimeter? That’s some really close-up photography to make this work. I don’t see any issues with the stack and your lighting looks great. When I first saw the thumbnail, I thought Heucheria, but the blossoms are ten times the size of these. Excellent work.
Wow another beauty Jim. You placed the gentle swooping arc the plant has in the right spot and the stack looks good to me. Is this a mature plant? I always find red colors in stems and leaves to be interesting because there are many reasons for it. These remind me of Whitlow grass in color and their dainty size. I bet pollinators love these.
