Thread: Gerbera On Ice
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Old 20-01-2007, 18:20   #15 (permalink)
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Re: Gerbera On Ice

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Originally Posted by mouldy101 View Post
Yes there are a few backlit ones, unfortunately while it does make the ice glow, it tends to silhouette the flower, thus losing all detail.
It doesn't have to be an either or situation though matt, you could try some diffused light from the front with a backlight to bring up the ice detail. I think this is a fantastic subject you are trying, I have seen various shots using iced flowers in different styles and in each case the commentary has said how much experimentation needed to be done to get the right shots. I think this will be much the same. Keep playing, trying out all sorts of ideas and things and just see what works. You'll probably have a photographic erueka moment when you get some shots that really capture what you've been looking for, despite not knowing quite what you were looking for

I am interested to see more shots as you continue trialling different methods.

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Rob
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