Fourth of July Roses, photo by Harold Davis. View this image larger.
This is the bouquet of Fourth of July roses that I’ve previously shown shot through the panes of a glass door. In this image, I placed the flowers on a black background and combined several exposures for extended dynamic range using Hand HDR.
Stay tuned. I’ve found another use for this shot—which I’ll show to you after I’ve blogged the other parts.
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