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Coming Up Daisies [Low Key Photography & Low Key Photographs]

© John T. Peters

Coming Up Daisies

Uploaded: August 05, 2009 21:49:42

Description

Awesome display of Daisies during our visit to the Lavender farms in Sequim. I wanted to experiment with taking this display of daisies even farther. I applied Photomatix tone mapping first then used Fujichrome Astia 100 film effects with the final touch being a low key filter effect. 1/400 sec at f16.

Exif: F Number: 16, ExposureTime: 249/100000 seconds, ISO: 2000, FocalLength: 40.00 mm, Model: NIKON D700

Comments

Kathryn Wesserling August 10, 2009

It was worth every minute (hour?) of your time - this one caught my eye immediately! Well done, John. #1166605

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