Here is one from this year's crop.
~ My Entry ~
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And a couple of extras (not for voting)
(link is not the image above, but the same flower)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldetownephotos/7015284525/
Just found another from way back
http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldetownephotos/4523496809/
Just found another from way back
Oh my gosh, Clyde. Nice job on getting the dew drops on the tulips. Very pretty and fresh looking! Smiles, Maria from Seattle.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Maria. But the drops were real. They seem to work better too. I used a small on-cam flash and had no idea how it would enhance the wet look. C.
DeleteI just realized that the last photo is a black and white of the first photo....all the same tulip. Nice idea. Black and white is very romantic. Smiles, Maria from Seattle
ReplyDeleteI did the B&W first, trying several methods of filtering before converting. I think the examples of each are in my FB album.
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SInce when can we reply to a comment...Is this new???
ReplyDeleteThese are outstanding Clyde! I love the lighting on all, I can't pick a favorite!! ;? Great job!
Dunno know about the comments, since I don't get that many LOL. The second image was illuminated (painted) with a mini-maglight after I removed a petal. 10 secs. @ f22 iso 200.
ReplyDeleteSome nice photos here Clyde shows some skill with the camera and some imagination.
ReplyDeleteI love the water droplets, gorgeous shots! I love the white tulip.
ReplyDeleteLisa
Oh my goodness...yours aren't photos, they're art! Simply beautiful!
ReplyDeletei forgot to make a comment here, i just made one on fb lol. you do beautiful work. puts mine to shame...lol. i love the water droplet effect too.
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