Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Mollie E- "Tiny Flower"
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The title of this image is “Tiny Flower” and it was taken at botanical gardens back in the fall. I took this picture wit my Nikon d3400 camera. To edit this image, I used the basic adjustments in Photoshop and then I added a filter with the Analog Efex Pro. I love the way this image turned out and I don’t think I would do anything to change it.
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5 comments:
I really like this picture! The focus of the flower paired with the blurry background complements the picture well. Also, the coloring of the flowers and surrounding creates a sense nostalgia which is very enjoyable.
Olivia N-HHS
I really like this picture and how the flower is in focus and the background is blurred. The color is really good, most people would maybe do I brighter tone but I really like the faded off color. I agree with you in that I don't think you should change anything. I think the way you copped it (if you did). Great job!
I love how the yellows and greens of this image compliment each other. The fact that the flower is not dead center makes it much more interesting. This is a great photo!
-Carson R HHS
This is such a gorgeous image. I love the way that entirety of the image has a warm tint that really contributes to the overall mood of the image. I completely agree with you, I don't think any aspect of the image should be changed. Good job!
Danielle M - HHS
I like how you focused on that one flowers the colors around out it like makes it stand out a bit more. It's really good image good job.
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