Back lit against the sky. Here it is difficult to find this flower in the fields. They are not appreciated may be because they cost nothing or they can not be admired in the florist showcases or in the greenhouses.
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D850, Nikkor 200mm macro - 1/4 sec, f/22 and ISO 250
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This comp and presentation is very attractive. It sort of looks like it was made in a copy machine, and I mean that in a good way. There’s a flatness here that heightens the interest.
I don’t participate much in Flora, but I enjoy your high-key presentations. Similar to @Tony_Kuyper, to me it resembles pressed flowers, especially the lower one, which I’m still trying to figure out
The flatness of the image is mostly due to the exposition: Spot on the darkest shade of the back lit flower. The high luminosity almost dissolved the light contrasts what I enhanced in PS. In this way the flower seems painted with pastel colors on a white paper, or photocopied, or pressed as you write. I am very glad that you like the image, thanks for the attention.
