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© Jeff E Jensen

Yellow

Uploaded: April 14, 2013

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1/160 Sec - f/22 - ISO 160 - 100mm
Canon 6D - Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro


Exif: F Number: 22, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/160 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 160, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 100.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 6D

Comments

Michael Kelly level-classic April 14, 2013

Very nice Jeff. This has all the good things going for it. Great color and clarity with a nice comp. I like it! #1524016

Arthur Bohlmann April 14, 2013

Very nice macro work. Great POV, color and detail #10654060

Jeff E Jensen April 14, 2013

Thanks, guys!

I needed something to shoot tonight and was feeling inspired by Mike's recent daffodil image so I grabbed a couple of flowers out of the bunch I got for my wife last week and fired away. Here's another version. #10654078

Jeff E Jensen April 14, 2013

Here's one more. #10654110

Stephen Shoff April 14, 2013

Very nice, indeed. #10654133

Kalena Randall April 15, 2013

Love the top one and the b & w. Great details and comp. Sweet! #10654586

Dale Hardin April 15, 2013

Like them Jeff, and this is quite a departure for you. In case anyone is wondering, Jeff was experimenting with lighting and has more samples of the differences on his blog. #10655338

Beth Spencer April 16, 2013

Great shots!! #10656266

Rita K. Connell level-classic April 16, 2013

great shot jeff I like the black and white the best because it show more of the detail in the middle of the flower more than the color one, there something about the lighting... is it a flash... its something like mike's flower, can't pin it. the lighting is off for me. #10656360

Peter W. Marks April 18, 2013

I am not with the others Jeff. The B&W looks very flat on my monitor but I do like the bright, saturated color of the 'yellow,(orange to me) version. #10657934

Debbie E. Payne April 20, 2013

Jeff --I like the yellow one best. So bright and sunny. But I do agree that there is more detail to be had in the black and white version. #10660398

Elaine Hessler April 20, 2013

Very nice! I am trying to learn more about using flash. Was it offset in the first picture? And did you decrease the intensity? Just curious. I also like the white flower. How did you manage to get it to stand out from the white background? #10660730

Jeff E Jensen April 20, 2013

Sorry it's taken son long to get back to y'all, it's been a busy week.

Glad to see so many opinions :o)

Elaine - I used two flashes, one to either side at different power levels. Usually in the 1/32 to 1/16 range. For the white image, I fired a third flash at the backdrop at a little higher power and it did a nice job of separating things. #10660788

Elaine Hessler April 20, 2013

Cool! It looked too good to be one flash at full power. I've got a lot to learn! #10660789

Jeff E Jensen April 20, 2013

I fiddled around with the B&W version a bit. #10660818

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