My orchids in Lowlight by helanker
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The nice green color in the background it is a Plast Cutting Board. Advanged, HUH? ;-)
By the way, this image is HUGE. Try to click on it.
Comments (10)
A beautiful image Helle - a fave for me.
Wonderful closeup of the sensual lighting, shadows, colors and details in this foto of the beautiful orchids, Helle.
Beautiful
Brilliant! Fantastic detail in the full size!
Amazing capture of your beauties with charming light 😃
They look beautiful Helle. Well done.
The colors are so saturated and wonderful, Helle! Thos orchids are amazing!
Beautiful Helle.
Helle, there are pics before this, I'm sure, that I didn't comment on online (I probably said something about them to you privately, but I know I didn't comment online, in every case). I'm starting with this because I want to get to a bunch of your more recent uploads. I can go backwards after I'm finished. As you know, if I left shorter comments, I could do everything; but my comments are long, and so it's harder for me to leave comments on everything. I have a big mouth...and at age 68, I realize it's not getting smaller. (Maybe surgery will help...) So I'll get to as many as I can here.
I loved this shot because it shows the glistening feel of the petals, the little dots of light. And your light and shadow are mysterious and expressive. I love that a lot of it is in low light, while some is in higher light. And I love the yellow glow behind them, on top---it's almost eerie, a jaundiced yellow glow. A beautiful photo, both in zoom and in smaller size (display size). You caught and framed it as a beautiful portrait of the mystery of a beautiful flower. A really fine image.
(And btw---I think the reason some of our images come out larger, on RR, than they are in our computers is that they change the resolution. That will invariably change the size. I don't think there's a consistent treatment of our uploads, either in display or zoom. I've had the same problem: I zoom my image, and boom: It's about a quarter larger than the original, and therefore has more pixelization, etc. I've made my originals slightly smaller, to compensate. It's a pain, and you have my sympathies, believe me.)