For this photo I had my ISO set at 800 and my f/stop at 10 because although it was sunny outside, I was in a shaded area. This was shot at 35MM. The histogram showed no clipping on either end and a decent balance of tones. There was a spike in the bright tones. I really enjoy the simplicity in this photo as well as the way the closest flowers are blurry. If I could do this over again I would probably go with a lower f/stop to add more light.Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Sara - Blue Flowers
For this photo I had my ISO set at 800 and my f/stop at 10 because although it was sunny outside, I was in a shaded area. This was shot at 35MM. The histogram showed no clipping on either end and a decent balance of tones. There was a spike in the bright tones. I really enjoy the simplicity in this photo as well as the way the closest flowers are blurry. If I could do this over again I would probably go with a lower f/stop to add more light.
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I really like the way you framed this picture, especially with the background blurred. It makes me wonder what's just over the hill...and at the same time, keeps my focus on the flowers in the center. I also like that it gives you a feeling of distance with the flowers in the foreground and the distant background blurred. I do wish the main flower in the front wasn't quite as prominent, but I'm not sure it would be better without it. Overall great composition!
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