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My rose(s) for the day #211

Photography Flowers/Plants posted on Oct 04, 2012
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of the Iceberg Floribunda variety. Captured 10/2/12, early AM, outside of my usually congenial condominium complex, where there are tons/tonnes of these blooms. A ZOOM, unless otherwise stated, would be most cool. It's a color shot, although it looks like a black and white. The best way to shoot these demure beauties for contrast is with back and/or side lighting. Otherwise they are a complete blah to photograph, especially on an overcast day. But they are hardy and resilient, even in extreme heat, and grow in bunches. Great for landscaping, and why they're grown all over the city. Sayonara, and have a nice day.

Comments (15)


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durleybeachbum

3:15PM | Thu, 04 October 2012

An excellent photo, Harry.

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Lyne

6:08PM | Thu, 04 October 2012

REALLY lovely!! thank you!

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racolt33

7:29PM | Thu, 04 October 2012

Hardy and resilient but seems very delicate. Nice shot.

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npauling

8:03PM | Thu, 04 October 2012

A stunning capture of this lovely rose and I love how the light is just playing on them. A great way to start your day with taking a photo of a rose.

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morningglory

9:00PM | Thu, 04 October 2012

Excellent lighting on these beauties. White Roses are quite dramatic.

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magnus073

10:34PM | Thu, 04 October 2012

Nice work Harry, this is a beautiful capture

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jocko500

10:59PM | Thu, 04 October 2012

very lovely

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auntietk

11:12PM | Thu, 04 October 2012

You're certainly right about the light. This is superb!

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Hendesse

1:11AM | Fri, 05 October 2012

Excellent and very beautiful shot. Fantastic light and details.

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fallen21

3:44AM | Fri, 05 October 2012

Splendid flowers, well captured!

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debbielove

8:40AM | Fri, 05 October 2012

Yep! I can see why they call it the 'Iceberg'.. You've caught it excellently! Well done on the lighting Harry almost perfect! Rob

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MrsRatbag

8:55AM | Fri, 05 October 2012

Wowee zowee, Harry, you've done yourself proud on this one! What a stunning capture of these often-overlooked beauties. Excellent lighting that really pops the textural details on the petals. Well done you!

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ia-du-lin

3:43AM | Sun, 07 October 2012

beautiful white roses, great lighting and contrast

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anahata.c

2:46AM | Mon, 29 October 2012

I agree with all the comments, and especially like Denise's gushing. I promised myself I'd do some of your halloween shots---always a treat, each year, (and great that you find all these amazing monsters in your neighborhood and then single them out with your fine postwork)---but when I don't comment in many days, I can't stand not commenting on the older ones, so I invariably don't make it to the finish line on time. But how could I pass-up this image? This is breathtaking. And I appreciate your technical advice: I really never thought about the lighting-position (ie, back, side, etc): Your choice works wonders here. But what's also perfect is your sense of the near made-of-light quality of the petals, when seen in this light. Or of the way they feel like apparitions against those deep blacks behind them. (If those blacks are from your settings and/or postwork, it's masterful work on your part. You show graphics-sensibilities many times in your gallery, and this is one of those times.) Of the whispered flowers in the background, just enough to take us back into space. Or of your sensitivity to the contours of the leaves right alongside the 'flatness' of some, as if they were sheets of pure light. Or of the morph from light to shade as some petals move from their tip to the connecting base...Another of your beautiful, wholly at-ease flower pieces; and while it has definite dimensions, the dark around it seems to go on forever as if your image emerges out of an infinite recess of space. Smashing, poetic, and quite touching work...

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tizjezzme

9:53PM | Sat, 03 November 2012

The lighting in this is yummy. Great shot Harry!


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Photograph Details
F Numberf/4.0
MakePanasonic
ModelDMC-ZS8
Shutter Speed10/5000
ISO Speed100
Focal Length4

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