LOOK BOB, the red hibiscus are in a cluster like a bridal bouquet. SNAP!
By the next day they had all closed. Snap!
Then I decided to play with Shutter Speed and see what each one did. Each photo has the SS written on the photo and are not edited except for re-size. And they were taken at the same time as the cluster above. Amazing what zoom and shutter speed does
I liked this one above but it was a little dark, so I lightened the one below PicMonkey. I call it Tweaking
28 comments:
oh....so beautiful. I love the red.
Fun experiment. It's a beautiful flower no matter how you look at it.
Nature gives so much pleasure. Thank you sharing your beautiful flowing hibiscus
flowers in that first shot. The other shots are interesting too.
It is always fun to play and experiment. The hibiscus makes a great subject for your tests. I do like the way the blooms cascade in your first photo.
Love the photos! Although I have no idea what you're talking about with the numbers. I know so little about cameras. I know enough to get by a little bit but then it gets confusing. It's why I gave my Nikon3100 to my son. *sigh*
I love this flower...great shots.
This looks like a fun thing to do. I have tried it too,but not with such a pretty subject.
Can you lighten and do some of that "pic-monkey-stuff," right in the Photo Program, which comes with your computer? I can on my iMac.
And since it's just part of my own computer, I don't figure that it is as much real "pic monkey-ing," as using a real PicMonkey Program. -grinnnnn-
"Auntie"
its such a nice & Awesum blog provide info
hope more people discover your blog because you really know what you’re talking about. Can’t wait to read more from you!
for more plz visit
debt management plan
I like your post and the difference in speeds. It hit me last month finally that the faster the speed, the darker. Guess my brain finally caught up.
I like your editing too, makes the flower pop!
When I get a better camera, I'll be referring back to this to run my own experiments. Interesting as well as gorgeous!
I love that last shot- such a pretty sharp red against the green leaves.
A lovely selection and what fun you had experimenting, I must find time to do this.
i like some of the darker ones. :)
Mad Snapper you KNOW we are your biggest fans. the things you do with just one pic are amazing.....
we like the one with 1/100 on it too
Hugs M&M
Tweek away Sandra!!
You do a fantastic job of improving your beautiful photos.
Hibiscus are just made for photography.
To me, it is amazing what we can do with photos that are so dark...always like magic when we mess with them.
Those are just beautiful and you are so good with a camera. which is great for the rest of us who get to enjoy it all so much.
That first photo is gorgeous! I do like the darker ones. :) I really like your tweaking!
So pretty...red is so vibrant! You have a nice camera!
I love seeing all the different settings for one photograph...I do not have any flowers to take photo's of at the apartment. I almost stopped to take a picture of some flowers in other peoples yards but chickened out LOL
Fun to see the variations. Beautiful flower; I like some of the darker ones, too.
Of course the last ones were just gorgeous! What a difference a shutter speed means.
You got some terrific shots Sandra! I hope you are having a beautiful week!
xo Catherine
Superb shots!!! Hugs
these are all FANTASTIC!
the 1/250 is incredibly beautiful.
thanks so much for the photography lesson. it was just great!
I like that you show us your experiments!
Those are gorgeous blossoms, and looks like you have way too much fun. lol
Post a Comment