The Things I See
Columbine in Moonlight
Posted by Craig (Vacaville, California, United States) on 10 May 2008 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.
sherri from Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
I absolutely love flowers in greyscale. Gorgeous image.
10 May 2008 5:22am
Helen from Melbourne, Australia
How lovely. Was it really moonlight or just the effect you have here? I like the way you have framed it too.
10 May 2008 6:36am
Tracey from White Hall, United States
Just beautiful! That is one of my favorite plants, however, I have trouble growing it! I am not so much of a green thumb :0(
10 May 2008 12:24pm
MJ from Delaware, United States
Craig I just love your night shots... they are excellent
10 May 2008 12:46pm
Helma from Tehran, Iran
wowow !! wonderful shot ! very nice B&W mode .. i like lighting in this photo ... excellent !
10 May 2008 3:36pm
e. from New York, NY, United States
Wow, this is incredible! The black and white works so well here, and I can't believe you got such a wonderful shot with this lighting.
10 May 2008 3:36pm
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
Oh Craig, this is very, very special, unique and sentimental and...I could go on, it's so beautiful :)
10 May 2008 7:24pm
Observing from Chester, United Kingdom
A beautiful example, and by the light of the silvery moon
10 May 2008 7:58pm
standley from brou-sur-chantereine, France
Wow Craig, this is absolutly exquisite. I love it. Great job!
10 May 2008 8:49pm
Cheryl from Boerne, United States
ohhh, very pretty...love the light and composition..I love it
10 May 2008 10:46pm
amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada
Really beautiful. The whites are so pure and the blacks rich. How did you do your desat?
11 May 2008 12:10am
@amy: Used a gradient map adjustment layer. thanks for all your comments Amy!
danthro from Suburbia, United States
Wow Craig, this is really great! wonderful tones, very nice contrast, cool shadows and light
11 May 2008 12:14am
Photographs by M.E. from Encino, United States
the black and white is a wonderful application!!!
11 May 2008 9:19pm
Sony DSC-H9
1/320 second
F/8.0
ISO 80
15 mm