After one of my meetings I was walking back to my office. I noticed a whole hill full of these small flowers. The sun was out, and shining on them. I didn't have my camera with me. I returned to the same hill after work, and the Sun was no longer shining. I tired a few photograph of the hill, but they weren't very spectacular. Instead I began getting down very low and taking photos close up. I think the colors are brighter because of the lack of Sunshine.
Lessons Learned:
- It's important to be able to adapt to the situation as it presents itself. Lighting and environment can change very quickly.
Photo details: Exposure time 1/100 sec, Aperture f/4.0, ISO 100, Focal Length 40 mm, Lens Canon EF 17-40mm, handheld, circular polarizer filter.
3 comments:
Fantastic shot! The composition, colors, DoF, and focus are all totally perfect! I need to get a CPL...
It's very dimensional - I love all the different depths and sizes of the flowers. Beautiful brilliant colors - it's just a happy photo! I, too, need a CPL.
Beautiful spots of colors!
It's too early in our region for that, but I expect I will see first flowers just starting growing from the ground this weekend when we go again out of the city to our country house.
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