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Orphan  5
Image Title:  Orphan 5
 
 By: Giuseppe Guadagno  
  Copyright ©2007



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Photographer Giuseppe Guadagno {K:33980}
Project #36 Magic Light Camera Model Nikon D2X
Categories Florals
Nature
Macro
Film Format
Portfolio Seasons: summer
Lens Nikon  MF 200mm f/4 IF Micro
Uploaded 5/20/2007 Film / Memory Type -
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 194 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 19 Rating
6.60
/ 5 Ratings
Location City -  Rimini
State - 
Country - Italy   Italy
About In the present series of flowers with their child tonight I post a child of poppy alone, an orphan.

Backlit at sunset, natural light, normal minimum adjustements in PS.
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There are 19 Comments in 1 Pages
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Andrzej Pradzynski   {K:21435} 5/20/2007
Guiseppe, I can only imagine how great it would be if you get rid of the green leaf in background of your picture. Great backlight, an impressive scene. Cheera, NJ


Laura E.  Russo   {K:5517} 5/20/2007
Hi Guiseppe,

I like the intense color and the backlighting her very much - what is the subject? Also, what is the significance of the title "Orphan"?

Regards,
Laura


violetta  tarnowska   {K:24059} 5/20/2007
Giuseppe:)
Beautiful effect of the light and strong colours, splendid composition and excellent details.
Warm hugs:)
Viola


Shirley D. Cross   {K:141852} 5/20/2007
But I love the green leaf, too. This just takes my breath away...I hardly have words, dear Giuseppe!:)


Paolo Corradini   {K:51855} 5/20/2007
bellissima serie ancora la luce e i colori la fanno da protagonisti
buona domenica
Paolo


Sandor Szollos   {K:7681} 5/20/2007
Very nice work,great light and composition!
Regards


FERDINAND DOTREMONT   {K:6587} 5/20/2007
Great work! The composition, the lighting, the colours, the sharpness, every thing is outstanding!


John Hatz   {K:144528} 5/20/2007
the lighting is really great Giuseppe, and I like the way that the backlight gives that gold color like that at the 'hairs' of the plant, nice shape too of that unique plant.
Best regards!


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33980} 5/20/2007
Laura, I don't know why but I have not received your last pictures. I am glad to read you again.
The subject is the bud of a poppy. This picture is the n° 5 of a series (now also a section of my portfolio) dedicated to the sons or the flowers. Often they seem to have a protective feeling towards their "sons". In this case the "mother" is out of the composition for enphasising the bent of the stem so I titled "orphan".
Thanks for your interest Laura.
Cheers.

Giuseppe


Gamze KIRTIL   {K:409} 5/20/2007
Liked the colors and light.Excellent macro!Would be even perfect without the green leaf behind in my opinion but it is still beautiful:)


Bob Brins   {K:3798} 5/20/2007
I feel that one of the elements that makes this image very enjoyable for me is the comparison betweent the leaf and the stem. The lighting and exposure are also very well done.

Bob


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33980} 5/20/2007
Thanks Andrzey, your comments always go straith to the point.
There are two opinions about this picture: you and others show to like it better without the leaf; Shirley and others prefer the leaf where it is. I think that both opinions are right. Without leaf surely the drawing is more clean, simple, pleasant, impressive. With the diagonal leaf the composition is more dynamic and deep. They are, in my opinion, two different photos. So I will post later another shot of the same subject where the leaf is not behind the stem and is not diagonal. I feel that the image that I am going to upload is more contemplative and static while the first is more emotive and dynamic. I am looking for reading your feeling Andrzey.
Thanks again.

Giuseppe


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33980} 5/20/2007
Thanks Shirley for your endless support. About this picture there are two different opinions. You and others prefer the leaf where it is, Andrzey and others like it better without leaf. As I wrote to Andrzey, I thik you are absolutely right both. In fact in my opinion with leaf it is a more dynamic, deep and emotive composition while without it is more contemplative and static, enhancing the drawing. They are two different pictures. For checking this opinion I will post later a different shot of the same imge.
Thanks again dear Shirley.

Giuseppe


Shirley D. Cross   {K:141852} 5/20/2007
You're very welcome, dear Giuseppe!:)


Alessandro Capelli   {K:34260} 5/20/2007
E' incredibile come riesci sempre a sfruttare e gestire al meglio la luce naturale..visto che so che non usi flash..come fai a rendere sempre così nero lo sfondo!?
La luce sulla pianta è bellissima, molto calda..ottimo anche il dettaglio!
A presto Giuseppe,
Ale


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33980} 5/20/2007
Grazie Alessandro, sono contento che ti piaccia. Ottenere lo sfondo nero è semplicissimo: forte contrasto in controsole o laterale, trovi un'ombra dietro il soggetto, esponi sulle alte luci e lo sfondo diventa nero oppure molto scuro. In quest'ultimo caso hai 3-4 strumenti in PS che ti consentono di annerirlo completamente, se lo vuoi.
Buona notte Alessandro.

Giuseppe


Yoshiyuki Tanaka   {K:13580} 5/21/2007
Giuseppe, you're a master at making use of natural light!Your artistic feeling shows itself magnificently in this shot! I am stunned!
YT


Jason Doan   {K:241} 5/23/2007
Hi Giuseppe,

I was very busy so I didn't browse the usefilm.com very often. Seeing on your gallery... just to say: You are a king of flowers!!!

Best regards,

Jason Doan.


Jeanette Hägglund   {K:59985} 5/31/2007
Fantastic and at the same time an alien monster cause of all the "hair"---cool work and great use of the light

Jeanette


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