Would you pick me?
We pick their petals to see if someone loves us or not, make chains out of them to wear and put them in our hair. They're not the most beautiful of flowers...
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We pick their petals to see if someone loves us or not, make chains out of them to wear and put them in our hair. They're not the most beautiful of flowers to most people but they're beautiful to me
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Sep, 2021Views
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Behind The Lens
Location
I took it in a graveyard behind a church. It's small but looks beautiful when the suns out on a autumn day or something.Time
It was afternoon I think when I took this. It was beautiful and sunny.Lighting
The lighting was quite nice, as it was sunny. Not as good as at golden hour but it was still very beautiful.Equipment
It was shot on my old camera, Nikon coolpix L830. No flash or anything. I was holding it low to the ground for that angle.Inspiration
Sometimes I just see the image in my head when I notice a photo opportunity. I saw the daisy's and pictured a low shot as if you were very small and walking through them. Almost like a fairy if that makes sense. And I wanted the focus to be on the daisy at the front so your eyes were drawn to it first. I also really like trying out different perspectives in photos, as it changes it completely. It's like life, it feels different depending on how you see it.Editing
I edited this using snapseed on my phone. I changed the basics, such as brightness, saturation etc. I played around with different filters as well to draw you eyes into the daisy at the front. That's more in focus.In my camera bag
I only had my camera at that time, I hadn't gotten any other lenses or anything but I have now and am looking to get a good zoom lens.Feedback
I'd say try get a low angle to where it looks like you're going through the Daisy's. But not too low to where you can't see them. Play around with angles and different perspectives that you like and see what works for you.
