i like this lone tulip with it's wrinkled petals.. so much detail has been recorded ..
in order to maintain a white background one needs leave space between object and backdrop and then light the backdrop separately. i'm thoroughly enjoying your Tulip Month :-)
A great series of tulip shots. Well done... so good to see the results of your investigations. I like your developmental attitude... you've learned a lot I think.
Take the shot against bright light so that a window is directly behind the flower, that way you get completely white background and if you focus on the tulip, you can capture all the details as well the high key effect
@jorlam Thanks, Jorlam, for the kind comments and the tips for improving...white-on-white seems to be my current nemesis. I think you've mentioned this before and it is still percolating through the brain cells.
@susale Oh, thank you. I will definitely try that...right now as I think about it, it seems it would turn out to be a silhouette, but I'll play and see what happens. Again, thank you.
@yrhenwr Thanks so much David; I really appreciate it. I've been trying to put together pre-processing, in-camera techniques and applying them. This has been a really interesting task for me. Thanks for s
@yrhenwr Thanks so much David; I really appreciate it. I've been trying to put together pre-processing, in-camera techniques and applying them. This has been a really interesting task for me. Thanks for hanging in there to see it.
@susale Thank you so much...yeah, I have macro filter and that's making sense. All I need is bright sunlight, and as I am currently in Oregon, it might be another month before that happens! Thanks so much. this is such a cool community!!! I'll let you how it goes.
in order to maintain a white background one needs leave space between object and backdrop and then light the backdrop separately. i'm thoroughly enjoying your Tulip Month :-)