Thanks GaleOh wow that is beautiful
Ha Ha Ha LOLYep ya fooled me
But I think you took the plant with you to shoot eagles and when they were being boring shot the orchids:>))))))
Thats a great idea thanks i want to try it now:biggrin: very nice image also!Ha Ha Ha LOL
Actually I shot the orchid in my kitchen with a wooden chair, a black nylon windbreaker over the back, the flower on the seat and a flashlight from my truck.
You got it, I'm not really a indoor shooter so I was playing on a rainy daynothing like a poor mans studio.. great job...
It would be, But if you shoot with a shallow DOF and keep a seperation between the flower and th BG it really make little difference.lolol
Worked great
I used to use an old black sweater...lol
They say velvet it better though
If you do try it try to have normal indoor light on the front and I used a LED Flashlight at a angle on the backside to let the flower to bring the light to the front.Thats a great idea thanks i want to try it now:biggrin: very nice image also!
It is not a hard shot Kim, the key is to use LED light on the back side for added light and normal light from front, No Flash!!!Love your shot. I have been trying to get mine to look like this. (with no luck) Makes me want to try again.
Thanks JimmyThat's an awesome looking picture. I must get a velvet backboard....
It sounds pretty simple. But i have not macro lens, i can try it with my kit lens though.
Beautiful! That pure white reminds me of a commercial for a washing powder :smile: .
Cheers