AdirahsEyes
Followa perfect edit of selective color. The branch had multiple buds. the butterfly was predominately b & w. Voila`
a perfect edit of selective color. The branch had multiple buds. the butterfly was predominately b & w. Voila`
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People's Choice in I'm Partial to Red Photo Challenge
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AdirahsEyes
July 24, 2018
Thanks Al...I love it too. I've recently started uploading to Adobe Stock to sell. This is my 1st sale there. Yea!
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Behind The Lens
Location
New Orleans is home to the Audobon Society which has the zoo, aquarium and Insectarium which is home to a butterfly room.Time
This was an inside shot, time of day is not relevantLighting
A soft light filters in from several windows that line the front of the Insectarium. The butterflies can be seen from the outside for those passing by. My shot, inside.Equipment
I use exclusively my Nikon D5300 with either my Tamron 18-400 or Nikon Macro. This shot, macro.Inspiration
I love the details in nature. Butterflies are plentiful in the Insectarium so there's always the opportunity to get a great shot.Editing
The post-processing is called selective color. The wings were a bit frayed looking so a switch to B&W was a big improvement. The flowers were an odd color that didn't enhance the butterfly so B&W was the best choice.In my camera bag
One camera, my only, Nikon D5300. Lens, 2, Tamron 18-400 definitely and often my Nikon macro.Feedback
If the elements of your shot do not compliment one another, try B&W. By making this change you will add a oneness to the shot that emphasizes the shapes. Lastly, look over your colors and try different selective colors and see if any add to the B&W edited image. You may be pleasantly surprised1