Splash of Colour

We still have some colour in the garden even if this Primular does look a little sad covered in rain drops

[Dawn]

Lovely

[Rosie Kind]

Beautiful shot Fav

[Babs]

It is probably enjoying the rain. Our plants are suffering because it is so dry at the moment. We have got some drizzle this morning but it is still so warm and humidity is up to 80% now.

[Sheralee S]

I think you've managed to make it look bright and sunny Peter. Very nice.

[Lou Ann]

What a sweet little flower.

[Ron]

Definitely some colour there. I'm surprised you have such a brilliant flower this time of year. Nicely captured sir.

[Peter]

@Dawn Thank you for your comment Dawn:)

[Peter]

@rosiekind Thanks for both your comment and Fav Rosie, its appreciated:)

[Peter]

@onewing Thank you Babs, its more the frost that ours are suffering with but in saying that there is still plenty coming through snowdrops aren't far off now:)

[Peter]

@bella_ss Thank you for your comment, I shoot RAW all the time and I find my Sony A7Rii records colours more vibrantly than other cameras and tend to process them down, what about yours Shelalee:)

[Peter]

@stray_shooter Thank you for your comment, as I said to Sheralee @bella_ss I find my Sony records colour brightly how about your A7Rii Ron:)

[Peter]

@louannwarren Thank you Lou Ann we have a few of these little plants dotted about in pots in our garden they add a little colour over the winter:)

[Hazel]

Not at all sad. I love these primulas in all of their bright colours.

[Sheralee S]

@pcoulson I agree about the colour Peter, increasing the contrast or blacks in LR seems to make it even more vibrant.

Nice to know that @stray_shooter also uses the Sony a7Rii :)

[Henri Russell]

Such intense colors. The plants look really healthy. I love the crinkley leaves.

[Ron]

@pcoulson @bella_ss The a7Rii definitely yields a more vibrant image than any camera I've ever used. I go back and forth between the Nikon D850 and the Sony, depending on what lens and subject I'm shooting. They both yield stunningly crisp photos....that I usually end up cropping liberally.

[Sheralee S]

@stray_shooter The size of the image does make it much easier to crop and still have lots of pixels.