Study on Roses 3 - with stems

[WelshPixie]

Please click the pics to see the larger versions! Taken on white paper all in natural light with no tripod. But I do have my tripod now. YAY! (These were taken before I got it - I'm impatient, heh.)

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[Jo]

I think the white background is awful harsh on the roses :shrug: I prefer the second one of all of them :)

[WelshPixie]

Yeah, I agree (about the harshness) - it was mostly done for me to practice getting good exposures in fully manual on the cam; I'm a sucker for over-exposing and wanted to play with getting the balance between aperture and shutter speed right on a bright background.