With the completion of Kim's Lightroom Begin, I decided to do a real photo shoot. Since I have so very little natural light to work with, I did everything I could think of. I held a piece of white foam core hoping to reflect/bounce light. I still needed more, so this was as good a time as any to play with ISO and exposure compensation. The exposure compensation makes a huge difference. So I took 40+ images of the rose and one other still life composition. I culled and ruthlessly (as Kim puts it) deleted many of them. This entry for Texture Tuesday made the final cut.
I used Kim's "Annabelle" texture which is one of my favorites. I like the musical notes on the edges.
I think I'm finally developing an understanding of Lightroom, but I'm extending my access to this class as there is so much about the library and catalog, I may need forever. It's a huge learning curve, for me anyway. I'm going to sign up for 31 Days….Lightroom Tips and Tricks. I thought the quote was perfect for my continued learning goals.
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11 comments:
Thanks for your kind comment, Marilyn.
Accomplished combination - your rose with the aphorism!
Really wonderful, Marilyn!
I think it's "perfect"! ♥
Hi Marilyn,
it's so true your little words!
I like your photo and the beautiful red roses!
Hugs from Hamburg
Riv
(sorry but i can good english...)
So pretty! Love the texture that you used, with the musical notes along the edge, and the quote too!
Such a lovely picture, I can see why it won your culling process! :-)
Beautiful. Love the texture and the rose.
Very nice texture and color of this rose for a beautiful quote, excellent photo transmitting pure delicacy!
I can see why! It's beautifully captured ... so vibrant and clear. I love that quote - I need to stick that one on my bathroom mirror!
That rose is a real beauty, Marilyn, you've captured it so nicely !
Lovely with the music texture and a great quote indeed !
Have a nice week,
Sylvia
Absolutely beautiful! Love the depth of field and great job with lighting experimentation and texturing!
You picked a great shot and I love the texturing.
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