Tulip In Springsunlight

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By: Christian Gennert
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Photographer	Christian Gennert {Karma:964}
Project	#26 Photo Contest	Camera Model	N F4s
Categories	Macro	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Soligor 100/3.5
Uploaded	1/4/2003	Film / Memory Type	Velvia
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About	The first tulip of mine that literally "exploded" in my garden last spring. I hope I get lucky this year as well...

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Anne E. M. Zang {K:4135} 2/19/2003

This is another great flower composition of yours. I think my preference would be to have it slightly less dark. I don't mean to get rid of the shadows, because the curved lines they create are very nice and really enhance the composition. Maybe just a touch more light from the right? This looks like natural light. I am wondering out loud...do you suppose holding a makeshift foil reflector on the right to reflect natural light would work? that might still retain the natural feel of the light and lighten up the right a bit? I'm not sure...I am still learning...but I think I might try that...i am trying to figure out in my own work, ways to use challenging natural light to my advantage without resorting to flash...glad you posted this...tis made me think a bit...

Fran Miller {K:10} 1/4/2003

I like the colour saturation you got with this shot--a little soft maybe, but I know it's hard to get macro shots crisp in all areas of the frame!

Christian Gennert {K:964} 1/4/2003

In what way, Ashley?

Ashley Maxwell {K:467} 1/4/2003

this is an interesting shot

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