Light of Day
Uploaded: August 10, 2009
I took these photos as part of the FFFP BetterPhoto club July challenge. We were to shoot the same subject in morning, midday and afternoon or evening light. Though the subject was simple, I did like the way the light changed the appearance of the coneflower and thought a composite showed that the best. Tried this in Flowers; re-submitting in Catch-All October 18, 2009
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Donna La Mattino Pagakis August 10, 2009
What a great idea for a project. A simply beautiful image Nikki!!! #1166479Stefania Barbier August 10, 2009
I agree... fantastic idea and gorgeous captures! #7835278Daniella Puente August 10, 2009
A fabulous way to show how the light paint the flower at diferent times, very beautiful composition and great idea Nikki :) #7835322Douglas Pignet August 10, 2009
I like the idea...Really makes you think about the changing of the light & the floral, very well done. #7835412Linda D. Lester August 10, 2009
This is a great theme....love it! #7835493Shelly A. Van Camp August 10, 2009
Beautiful!! Love it! #7835966Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna August 10, 2009
Fantastic composit, Nikki!!! So many different ways the lighting can chane an image!!! Gorgeous work!!! :-) k #7836159MELODIE C. ROBERTS August 10, 2009
What a Fantastic assignment NiK!!frank w. degenhardt August 10, 2009
Nikke- Well, girl, I agree with this beauty being entered into the flowers catagory. Even when I first just saw the thumbnail I knew you had something special here. The different shades of green created by shooting at different times of the day made for a fabulous background and presentation. It is a wonderful lesson and as one studies the flowers we see how the light affects the shot. I also love the fact that while it gave the flwer a different look each time, you did a gorgeous job of still bringing out the colors and the definitions of the flowers features.Dianna Murphy August 10, 2009
Very interesting. They're all gorgeous! #7836815Melissa G. Meiselman August 10, 2009
WOW this is an awesome exercise and you presented it beautifully, Nikki!! It certainly is amazing how the colors change with the different lighting situations!!! #7836944Becky J. Parkinson August 11, 2009
Great idea and you really did illustrate an important lesson. Not only that, but you also created a beautiful artwork!! #7837159Katarina Mansson August 11, 2009
Lovely idea and presentation Nikki! A school example of what light does to your photograph. #7837834Karen Celella August 11, 2009
Beautiful presentation of a great lesson Nikki. #7837876Melinda F. Schneider August 11, 2009
Unusual, creative, and beautiful...Jeana Clark August 11, 2009
~J~ #7838761
Daniel Ruf August 11, 2009
Very interesting concept. Well done. #7839494A P August 11, 2009
So very creative Nikki. I really think it's wonderful. #7839603Ken Smith August 11, 2009
That's a great idea/concept, Nikki. You nailed it. Beautifully done! #7840046Mitch Spence August 12, 2009
I love the triptych as an essay form, Nikki, and this is a striking one. I'd love also to see more of this sort of thing encouraged and recognized at BP. The sometimes subtle changes in light during the day are made beautifully apparent here. #7842417Colleen Farrell August 15, 2009
I agree with Mitch! This is fantastic, Nikki--a fave for me. You've totally inspired me to try this myself! #7850525Susan M. Campbell August 16, 2009
What a fabulous challenge. You did a remarkable job of showing us how different an object can look based on the lighting. Nice work! #7853181Mary E. Lake October 18, 2009
I missed this one before. Great job on this Nikki, :) #8047382Stefania Barbier October 19, 2009
what a fabulous idea... this is gorgeous Nikki!!! #8048830Leslie McLain October 19, 2009
Terrific captures, colors and collage, Nikki. #8049509Jeana Clark October 19, 2009
~J~ #8049646
Rolando Rosito October 19, 2009
Very creative Nikki, great idea and a wonderful image.Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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