Bluebells from the garden..

keenan

keenan

Messages
1,170
Name
Jacques
Edit My Images
Yes
I got such great photos from our bluebells in the back garden, when I viewed the raw on the PC I almost fell over..

Because of the 5D and the Pentacon lens I am pretty use to flat, unsaturated results, but these were so nice I almost didn't want to edit them.. ;)

Here's the raw (resized and jpg)

And here's the processed one..




Here's another one with a tiny bit more editing..

 
Last edited:
•


Delicious take that is… soft light and tones.
Thanks for the pleasure, Jacques!
 
JohnBW83 said:
Very welcome. I will look forward to seeing more of your work.
Click to expand...

I don't do a lot of flower stuff, but I do love "still life" type of photography. Not that I would categorize my photos as such, but maybe one day.

Most of my photos are in the creative section 99% of the time..
 
Emja said:
Those are just gorgeous - so delicate and very different from any bluebell shots I have seen this year. Thank you!
Click to expand...

Thank you for the lovely comment Emma, I feel fortunate that you like them..
 
Both edits very Beautiful Jacques sooooooo dreamy!
 
Nawty said:
Arrrrgh, they're Spanish :bat:

Lovely shots though, love the processing :)
Click to expand...

Thank you Ned ;)

Cg_Girl said:
Both edits very Beautiful Jacques sooooooo dreamy!
Click to expand...

Thank you for the always dropping in with your kind and positive comments Tracie..

Kodiak Qc said:
You're just aggravating your case buddy! :)
Click to expand...

You mean about the editing?

Well, I can't let the camera take all the credit ;)

BunnyPics said:
I like them :) Very nice.
Click to expand...

Thank you Oksana..
 
keenan said:
Thank you for the lovely comment Terry..



Thanks Margaret, I have added another one to the first post that I am sure you will like.. ;)
Click to expand...

Too right I like it! Fabulous images, both of them. I think they have to be the best bluebell images I have ever seen, just so different...lovely processing would love to know your method.
 
Last edited:
I prefer the original image for the first one. The second one is lovely though.
 
You've captured these so beautifully. Wonderful control of DoF and some great work in processing.
I love them, a far better study in Bluebells than I've been able to achieve this year
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top