Biting Stonecrop (Sedum)
Maybe kind of a busy composition, but I could not find a patch without debris or blades of grass poking through these low growing wildflowers I found at my local Hillside Park.
Light was anything but soft, but by standing so my body blocked the sun I created instant softness. I only had to warm up the colour balance a bit in photoshop.
I have no idea as to what they are. Any suggestions? They are tiny. And even though they are growing in a pretty damp location, to me the puffiness of the blooms and what I will call leaves suggest that it is a succulent of some kind. I will continue to shoot these guys hoping for a closer shot of perhaps just one or two blooms, but for now I am very pleased with this shot.
EDIT: many thanks to those who helped me out with the ID
Biting Stonecrop (Sedum)
Maybe kind of a busy composition, but I could not find a patch without debris or blades of grass poking through these low growing wildflowers I found at my local Hillside Park.
Light was anything but soft, but by standing so my body blocked the sun I created instant softness. I only had to warm up the colour balance a bit in photoshop.
I have no idea as to what they are. Any suggestions? They are tiny. And even though they are growing in a pretty damp location, to me the puffiness of the blooms and what I will call leaves suggest that it is a succulent of some kind. I will continue to shoot these guys hoping for a closer shot of perhaps just one or two blooms, but for now I am very pleased with this shot.
EDIT: many thanks to those who helped me out with the ID