Texas Bluebonnet
Uploaded: September 04, 2012
Canon 24-105 mm at 70 mm. f/5.6, 1/500 second, ISO 160. The rising sun was illuminating the bloom from the left, and I used a reflector on the right to fill in the shadows. A macro image of a brick was blended into the image; the texture was masked from the the bloom and the leaves.
David Resnikoff
September 08, 2012
Great Shot.
I aam a true fan of dark backgrounds.
outstanding presentation and fantastic technique
David R #10313950
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