pink and white

For the 52 week challenge this week: wildcard - photographer's choice.

My choice is to try to produce a high key image whilst out and about.

These flowers were in the Norman Church at St. Cross. I took them with +2 exposure and post-processed a little more.

High key or not high key - that is the question. Please be honest and share your reasons with me. I have only produced a few high key shots before and always under more controlled conditions.

[Mave]

Very delicate

[Junko Y]

Lovely softness

[Jacqueline]

It feels to me like a high-key photo, you still have enough pink in your roses to see details. But all the lighter bits pop. It looks even more beautiful on black. fav

[gloria jones]

Lovely soft colors, light

[Joyce]

Beautifully captured and fulfils your brief perfectly.

[Casablanca]

I always think of high key as much much whiter with very little colour, but I don't have much experience of it really. Pretty shades and a soft image.

[Diana]

I know very little about high key Hazel, what I do know is that this is a stunning capture! Fav

[Bep]

I agree with Diana. Fav.

[Helen]

Beautiful image

[Sarah Bremner]

Beautiful detail ............I rather like when flowers are getting a little crinkley and yet still look glorious!

[Richard Sayer]

Nicely done Hazel.

[wendy frost]

Lovely capture and soft colours great choice for your wildcard.

[Pat Knowles]

Such a gentle pastel colour sceme, lovely Hazel.

[Dawn]

So pretty

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome picture.

[Denise Wood]

Beautiful :)

[Phil Howcroft]

the details and tones are exceptional haze

[Ivan]

Pretty...

[FBailey]

Very nicely done, fav

[tony gig]

Beautiful...fav

[Suzanne]

Such a pretty shot

[CC Folk]

Wonderful soft shades!