Poppies

By Harold Davis | Published September 22, 2010

Poppies

Poppies, photo by Harold Davis.

Briefly noted: I photographed these poppies (Papaver Rhoeas) for transparency by backlighting them using a lightbox.

Exposure data: 50mm macro, six captures at shutter speeds ranging from 10 seconds (lightest) to 0.3 of a second (darkest), each capture at f/32 and ISO 100, tripod mounted, captures combined in Photoshop using layers and masking.

This entry was posted in Flowers, Photography.

One Comment

  1. vk2vz September 22, 2010 at 6:44 pm #

    Hello Harold
    I really do like this one Keep it comming
    Peter

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    […] Poppies shows a bouquet of Papaver rhoeas. These flowers were grown in my garden. I photographed the bouquet for transparency using my hand-HDR technique explained in The Photoshop Darkroom 2: Creative Digital Transformations (Focal Press)and in Creative Lighting: Digital Photography Tips & Techniques (Wiley). This print will look gourgeous in a wood frame, and will transform any room with its glowing yet subtle colors. Here’s the blog story I wrote about Poppies. […]

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