These are gorgeous, I always love your flower photography. What setup did you use?
Hi Jessica, to illustrate the setup, here’s the original photo. That is, the underexposed version so you can see the curtain (by its pattern):
The tulips are in a vase on a table in front of a south-west facing window, which is covered by a cream coloured roll-down curtain. You can see my son’s Lego on the window sill.
The camera was on a tripod on the table, with the tulips directly between the camera and the window. Camera settings (for the correctly exposed photo): ISO-50, F/8, 2 seconds, focus length 6 mm. It was 2.36pm, so if it weren’t for the curtain, I’d have been shooting against the sun.
These are gorgeous, I always love your flower photography. What setup did you use?
Hi Jessica, to illustrate the setup, here’s the original photo. That is, the underexposed version so you can see the curtain (by its pattern):
The tulips are in a vase on a table in front of a south-west facing window, which is covered by a cream coloured roll-down curtain. You can see my son’s Lego on the window sill.
The camera was on a tripod on the table, with the tulips directly between the camera and the window. Camera settings (for the correctly exposed photo): ISO-50, F/8, 2 seconds, focus length 6 mm. It was 2.36pm, so if it weren’t for the curtain, I’d have been shooting against the sun.