Backs of the Flowers
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imdrano
August 28, 2011
Thanks Bash. This one got featured on the home page. Pretty happy about that.
thegigibun
August 01, 2011
wonderful and imaginative image...most would take this from the other end...welcome to vb
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carleta400
August 28, 2011
This is so wonderful. Such a different "flower" shot. I love it. Congratulation, by the way.
imdrano
October 15, 2011
Thank you for the comment. I did a few shots in a 360 and thought this was the most unique.
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deerpurplesocks
August 28, 2011
Awesome pic!! Congratulations on being featured...
Welcome to Viewbug!!!
Welcome to Viewbug!!!
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brynagus
October 04, 2011
I love the simple yet effective idea of shooting the back of the flowers instead of the front. Well done!
drconover
November 10, 2011
Voted... Please comment and vote for my photo. Click on 'Vote Now' at the top of my first gallery page. Thank you!
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Behind The Lens
Location
This was taken on a casual bike ride, outside the town of Galapian, France.Time
It was early afternoon, on a relatively mild summer day.Lighting
Nothing unique here. A sunny afternoon with some helpful clouds.Equipment
I used a Sony Alpha 350.Inspiration
The rolling hill countryside was picturesque in all directions. The region of France is a capture in time, where small towns are separated by rolling hills, winding roads, and fields of agriculture. Sunflowers were prominent in the area, and while the fronts of the flowers had their obvious allure, I found the backs had a unique intrigue as well.Editing
There is just some typical cropping and slight filtering through iPhoto software.In my camera bag
As an amateur hobbyist, I usually just have my Sony Alpha 350, a tripod, three lenses (70-300, 50mm, and some standard lens that came with the camera.Feedback
Take a billion pictures of everything. Some will surprise you.
