Red Rose in the morning dew (1 of 1)
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I took this photo in 23rd september 2015, in our tiny garden. I always use f13, when i use the tamron macro lens and auto iso, and back button focus on.Time
It was 10:15 am. i was on one of my daily trips out into our garden The morning mist was still on the roses.Every morning i go out into our the garden, with my camera , a I like to use the morning sun as lightsource. I walked around looking on the roses from different angles. I was looking for a rose that looked like it had the perfect soft light from the sunLighting
I like using the sun as natural light, It can give a soft light, when shooting from the right angle,Equipment
Nikon D90 and a Tamron 90/2.8 SP Di Macro VC USD. The sun was used as natural light I shot the picture hand heldInspiration
I like to take pictures of roses. And i'm very fond of pictures of roses that have rain or dew drops on them.Editing
I ajusted the picture i Lightroom cc, i lowered the exposure and ajusted the contrast and ajusted clarity, to make to dew drops clearer. I always give my pictures a small ajustment in lightroom, I use exposure, contrast, shadows and clarity.In my camera bag
In my backpack i alwys have this equipment Nikon D90 with Nikon MB D-80 Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5- 5.6 ED G VR Tamron 90/2.8 SP Di Macro VC USD. Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-35 f/3,5-4,5 ED Nikon AF Nikkor 25mm f2,8. Sigma ef500 dg flash Neewer 48 LED Ring flash Several memory card And most important a thermos flask with hot coffeeFeedback
Take your time to select the motive, Take pictures from different angles. Dont be afraid to get down on your knees, so you are in same height as the motive.
