Laetitia,
My zoom camera has a back lit feature. The pictures
I took with that and the sun to the side and slightly behind the flower seemed
to catch the color best. But I suspect that what works well with one camera may
not work with another. I agree that taking a lot of pictures is the best way to
get good ones but I don't like to spend too much on film. I'd rather buy more
iris.VBG I think digital camera's would be the way to go with lots of pictures
and when they get cheaper, I want one.
Wendy
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Subject: [iris-photos] Re: Taking
pictures
I try to get as close as I can, at the flower's height. But
have to be at least a few feet away, otherwise comes out fuzzy. Also its
best to take pictures on a sunny day, but not at high noon. Worst is at
dusk or a gray/rainy day; but you can take great pictures at dusk with
the flash; the background comes out black; kind of dramatic. But I think
the most important thing is, for me anyways, is to take TONS of pictures;
cause alot don't come out that good and get tossed. Digital cameras are
great for that! How about everyone else? What do you think helps achieve
good digital pictures? Laetitia
--- In iris-photos@y...,
"albee703" <alhbee@a...> wrote: > --- In iris-photos@y...,
"laetitia munro" <lmmunro@h...> wrote: > > Here is FINAL TOUCH.
There are 2 pictures; one is obviously an > impostor, but > >
don't know which one...they're both pretty, however. > > >
> Laetitia > > I don't know as to the iris. I beleive it's the
photographers touch. > My goodness, Laetitia, you take such
wonderful pictures. At what > angle are your shooting? Do you shoot
from the top? Or are you at > flower level? How close? >
> In comparison, my photography results/efforts are feeble.
> > Al Bullock > z7 NoVa
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