02-19-2023, 07:43 AM
Thanks you Natalie, Rich, and Grant.
Natalie, you have a special talent for shooting daffodils. Today's is superb: The diagonal play of light on the sink is great; it emphasizes the texture of the sink without that overpowering the flowers. Your composition is top-notch, and the colors of the subject look realistic and pleasing against the neutral gray of the sink. And your shot of a couple days ago with daffodils set against the peeling paint is equally as fine. These two photos are a good lesson on how to use interesting and even detailed backgrounds to complement, not distract from the subject.
Rich, I think that the lowering light of both sunrise and sunset are very similar, and I call both of them Golden Hours.
Hi Grant.
Natalie, you have a special talent for shooting daffodils. Today's is superb: The diagonal play of light on the sink is great; it emphasizes the texture of the sink without that overpowering the flowers. Your composition is top-notch, and the colors of the subject look realistic and pleasing against the neutral gray of the sink. And your shot of a couple days ago with daffodils set against the peeling paint is equally as fine. These two photos are a good lesson on how to use interesting and even detailed backgrounds to complement, not distract from the subject.
Rich, I think that the lowering light of both sunrise and sunset are very similar, and I call both of them Golden Hours.
Hi Grant.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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