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Uploaded 277 Days Ago by myke - 11 comments

Photo © myke (Michael Gall) - www.michaelgall.net/failte/
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stolenlife said 277 days ago:
Ana said 277 days ago:
I find this composition to be a tad too tight on the top and bottom and I'd love for the shadows to show a bit more 'black' in them.
But a great shot, otherwise.
myke said 277 days ago:
I cropped it tight which made the image look better then the original but yeah I agree I went a bit too tight. I'll have to work out how to put more black into things. There's not much processing involed here.
Nick said 277 days ago:
Fantastic. Great use of DOF and light.
pete said 277 days ago:
very nice contrast between pure whites and black.
i just wish the background was totally black, as this would have helped to make the contrast 'extreme'. and the dof is ever slightly too shallow i think, as the middle of the flower is lacking sharpness.
flipthom said 277 days ago:
I do like this for relevance. I wish the petals in front were more in focus. They're a bit distracting. Otherwise, nice.
panadero said 276 days ago:
need macro, you got a good choice for the dof
Lange said 276 days ago:
Wonderfully effective use of B&W and shadow. The capture has an almost 1940's detective film aura about it. Or, better yet, the contrasts... B&W, light & dark, sharp focus/hazy focus... give me a feel that would make this image be perfect for a "Twilight Zone" episode. I mean this in a very positive manner. To me, the filming style used on the original "Twilight Zone" television series of the 1960s represents the pinnacle of what was done artistically with black and white film over television. Beautiful!
studia said 276 days ago:
Love this shot!
gazdi said 276 days ago:
Nice bw flower shot, you can't go wrong with these, do you.
Beamer said 275 days ago:
Very relevant, very pretty. I like how even with very strong contrast, the image still feels soft and inviting. Very nice job!
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Its a shame the focus isnt consistent in this shot, even if it had only caught the lower petals it would have looked better to me. The center is nicely captured though