The Red Moth Orchids

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Image Title: The Red Moth Orchids

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By: Bonnie Shedd
Copyright ©2001

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Photographer	Bonnie Shedd {Karma:174}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon D1
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Nikkor 28-105
Uploaded	11/19/2001	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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About	A bloom spike of the "Moth Orchid". Image taken at World or Orchids, Kissimmee, Florida.

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Bonnie Shedd {K:174} 11/20/2001

Thanks for the nice comments. I let Mr. Nikon do most of my work -- his judgement is much better than mine in most cases.
This was taken in a greenhouse environment where the light is very flat to say the least. A large gold reflector was used and I did darken the flower on the left with P.S. to give more emphasis to the one in the foreground. Maybe I should leave things alone sometimes!

M P-K {K:251} 11/20/2001

Really beautiful shot -- I agree with Mary Sue that they look as though you could reach out and touch the petals.

Mary Sue Hayward

{K:17558} 11/20/2001

Wish there was a touch more light on the left side of the orchid. Can you tell what the lighting conditions were like there, and how you handled them? Also, what camera settings? I tried several of these recently, and mine don't have near this much texture or sharpness. It seems like I could reach out and touch that top right blossom. Very nice, Bonnie.

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