Today's Photo Friday is 'Macro' so I thought I'd combine it with my own Flower Friday.
There's also an amusing tale of caution attached to this shot. Notice how it's obviously a bright day but it also appears to have rained. Not so. I used a trick I had read about, whereby you use an old
Fabreze type spray bottle to achieve this effect. Fill it with water and make sure the nozzle is on its fine setting. You then get a mist of water that, when sprayed from a distance, creates the above effect.
What I forgot to do was clean the bottle out properly first. A day later and this wonderful flower (as featured in
last week's FF) was wilting toward death. As was a clematis bush, some pansies and a number of the exotic flowers in the same bunch as this one. Woops.
Comments (5):
lol oops indeed :-D
a beautiful effect tho, great capture :-)
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Sorry to hear about the plant, but the results in this photo are gorgeous.
Thanks guys. I guess it was worth the loss. The flowers' memory will be forever preserved on the internet.
A beut'. I saw a spectacular secondary effect with this method... get something elaborate and interesting in the backround of several large droplets (shoot across them rather than at them). The background should appear upside down and in focus in each droplet. :-)
hi iam lim
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