Sunflower
- Category:
- Nature & landscape
- Date taken:
- Location:
- Denver, CO
- Exif:
- 1/50s f/7.1 ISO 200 26mm
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nitram
What do you like?
Love the detail of the flower and that it looks so big
22 AugustWhat would you improve?
i would liked the background to be more blurred
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KarolusLinus
What do you like?
I like the black and white conversion and the fact that you made a close-up of the sunflower.
21 AugustWhat would you improve?
I would have tried to stand just in front of the sunflower, so that the flower is more central and then maybe a square crop?
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GirlMick
Nice shot. Looks good in b&w as it picks up so much more detail and texture.
18 August -
mblum4
What do you like?
I like this image in black and white ,i l love the contrast and textures you got ,the Dof is good ,the cropping should be a bit bigger than this ,to show the petals of the sunflower, good capture
18 AugustWhat would you improve?
i think maybe you can do another shot as this ,,white and black or colors as you choose ,taking care when you do the cropping to show the flower in the center, i think it would be good to add some shadows and light ,its a way that help the image to stand up but I love your image ,I found it so special -
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Everm014
then again, it would also be good in colour
17 August -
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Everm014
nice black and white! i like the detail
17 August -
AlexandraLauren
What do you like?
I really like the choice to shoot this in black and white, I love the texture you've captured in the petals and centre of the flower.
Helpful 1 17 AugustWhat would you improve?
Right now, to my eye, the framing seems a little awkward. I think i would try cropping the image in more to focus solely on the centre of the flower and the top and right petals.
Dylanswifty
18 AugustActually I don't have this shot in color, I've been feeling, let's say, a lack of inspiration lately so I decided to take a week andshoot nothing but B&W. I know, iknow 'you shouls always shoot in color and then convert' but I wanted to get back to my roots in the days spent mostly in the darkroom. But I'm rambling now. Thanks for the imput and keep shooting!