Daffodils.
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(Janis Joplin)
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Sigma150-500mm F5-6.3 APO DG HSM.
How you get the colours so vibrant?
. I gave the contrast and saturation a boost, i think i also may have increased the yellows further in hue/saturation in adjustments in photoshop. Thanks Louise. - mary.
This is really nice and beautifully executed. I would be tempted to take out the bokeh daff head in the background as I found it distracting. Great picture
. After viewing the shot again, i agree with you, it is a bit distracting. Although rather than removing it, i think toning it down/ blending it more into the backgound, might be a better option?. I think removing it completely would leave a lot of space on the left, making the composition more unbalanced. Many thanks for your input Stephen! - mary.
Carl
Removal would throw off the balance.
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