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Iris Bleu et Blanc sur fond noir
Extract with G'MIC Extract foreground (interactive)
Explore May 18, 2018 #243
Early morning with iris....and an after-the-fact reminder to always shoot RAW... and to wear mosquito repellant when photographing swamp iris.
Esta foto esta participando en la
Fotomisión # 39 - "URO" - Lección de Anatomía
Iris:
membrana coloreada y circular del ojo que separa la cámara anterior de la cámara posterior. Posee una apertura central de tamaño variable que comunica las dos cámaras: la pupila.
Modelo: Maricarmen
Strobist info:
2 Vivitar 285HV situados uno a cada lado, a 90º, a la misma altura que el ojo y la cámara. Se utilizó polarización cruzada para evitar reflejos. No obstante hubo que retocar la pupila pues aparecía levemente la silueta de la cámara, al haber tenido que realizar la toma muy de cerca al usar una lente de aproximación.
Los flashes se dispararon a igual potencia, bastante baja, para evitar deslumbrar a la modelo, para ello hubo que subir el iso.
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E-3 + EX-25 + 50-200SWD + Raynox DCR-250 + Pocket Wizard + Vivitar 285HV + Polarizadores + Manfrotto 190X-Prob (ISO 640, f/22, 1/250)
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Iris:
round and coloured membrane placed in the eye, between the inner and outer cavities. It has a variable size central opening joining both cavities: the pupil.
Model: Maricarmen
Strobist info:
2 Vivitar 285HV placed 90º at each side, at eye and camera height. Cross polarization was used to avoid reflections. Nevertheless small touch-up was required in the pupil, were subtle camera reflection was present, due to the proximity of the equipment (close-up lens were used).
Flashes were shot at equal power, very low to avoid dazzling the model, so high ISO was required.
Die Iris verzaubert mit wunderschönen Blüten, in vielen verschiedenen extrem leuchtenden Farben. Daraus erklärt sich auch der Gattungsname Iris, welcher zu Ehren der griechischen Göttin des Regenbogens gewählt wurde.
Trees, plants, flowers all grow towards the sun-a positive energy that helps one thrive...Find that person or place, and allow yourself to grow!
Happy Valentine's Day to each of you
At Fukiage Iris Garden in Ome, Tokyo
江戸系 紅葉の舞い
Edo(Old Tokyo) flower-lineage
Momiji-no-mai（Dance of colored maple leaf）
Taking my eye off the ball as Iris M79900 stands at Quorn & Woodhouse working the 1040 Loughborough - Rothley during the Great Centrals 'Railways at Work' gala 20/8/23.
Canon EOS 6D - f/5 - 1/250sec - 100mm - ISO 100
- Iris ensata (Japanese iris, Japanese: hanashōbu) is a species of Iris native to Japan, China, Korea and Russia.
The flowers have been hybridized in Japan for hundreds of years. They were very popular in American estate gardens in the beginning of the 1900's then fell out of favor in the great depression and the war with Japan. American hybridizers have introduced many new varieties and their popularity is increasing again. Nearly every gardener who sees Japanese iris in bloom wants to try them. The huge blossoms can be dinner plate size, but 6-8" is common.
- Iris ensata (Japanse iris), vroeger ook wel Iris kaempferi genoemd, wordt in Japan al ongeveer 500 jaar gekweekt. De simpele vormen van de bloem werden als een goed voorteken beschouwd, daarom werd de plant veel als decoratie gebruikt tijdens ceremonies en festivals.
De Japanse Iris is een plaatje in uw tuin. De bloei is net na die van Iris sibirica. De plant houdt van een zure grond en tijdens de groeiperiode verlangt deze iris veel water.
De volwassen hoogte van deze vaste plant is ca. 80 cm.
De bloemen kunnen wel een grote bereiken tot 20cm Ø.
The word Iris means rainbow. Iris is the flower of the Greek goddess Iris who is the messenger of Love. In the language of flowers Iris symbolizes eloquence.
One from a bunch of 'reduced' supermarket flowers
EXPLORE - 2.4.13 #40 - not such a 'bargain basement' flower after all....