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The last time I stood atop Primrose Hill, disappointed with the quality of my skyline shots, I decided to turn around and photograph the photographers and onlookers instead. This time, again disappointed with my city shots, I focused on the sunset.
A clump of primroses find a sunny spot among the undergrowth.
My own textures and DXO NIK filters applied in LR and PS
Primrose that I shot at night. Main light was behind the flowers with my intention of shining through the thin petals. Front light was a low power bounced off of a white card.
Post in ON1. Textured background created in Corel Painter.
I find primroses really hard to photograph, but managed to get some nice light behind these growing in a local field.
After a crazy week I'm so looking forward to a Flickr catch up this weekend too :)
自然界では春に咲く花ですが, 園芸店で目に留まり, 買って来ました。プリムラとも呼ばれ, 品種改良で銘柄や花色は多種に及びます。此れはプリムラ・シネンシスでしょうか？詳しい方が居られましたら, お願い致します。
Evening Primrose, a native wildflower of Michigan, were growing in the sand of a high beach area at Mackinaw City, Michigan. This area is not reached by waves, and is not normally used by beachgoers.
The blooms open in late afternoon to early evening, staying open until they wilt around noontime the next day. The stigma (center of the flower) is a unique X-shape,as shown in the picture.
Spring has also arrived at my working place.
Camera: Nikon F90
Film: Kodak Portra 400
Scanner: Epson V850 Pro
Scannersoftware: SilverFast
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you're love by another." ~ Pepper Winters
Taken at Allan Gardens Conservatory
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A tuft of evening primroses,
O’er which the mind may hover till it dozes;
O’er which it well might take a pleasant sleep,
But that ’tis ever startled by the leap
Of buds into ripe flowers”..............
John Keats.....( 1795 .... 1821 )