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Trillium
Image Title:  Trillium
 
 By: Steven B. Poitinger  
  Copyright ©2003



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Photographer Steven B. Poitinger {K:1757}
Project #29 The Black and White Flower Camera Model F100
Categories Florals
Film Format
Portfolio Lens 75-300 (@300)
Uploaded 7/31/2003 Film / Memory Type Provia 400
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 638 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/0
Critiques 5 Rating
5.78
/ 4 Ratings
Location City - 
State - 
Country -   
About Backyard is full of these wild trillium each spring.
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There are 5 Comments in 1 Pages
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Nabil Majid   {K:2073} 7/31/2003
Nice composition and lighting. I would crop the top bottom more. Would be best to crop the DOF to include both flowers. Good job.


Comante Seagull   {K:893} 7/31/2003
Buon scatto floreale, interessante il b/n e il secondo fiore fuori fuoco. Regards, Comante.



Mário Sousa   {K:16985} 7/31/2003
beautiful photo


Betsy Hern   {K:12872} 7/31/2003
I'm a sucker for black and white flower shots so I like this a lot. I admire your capture of the detail and texture in the trillium in focus, I can't seem to get white flowers right, they are always blown out --I guess I should meter for something inbetween the brightest white and the darkest shadows. Love trilliums too, as I grew up next to a woods that was abundant with these great wildflowers. The vertical composition works well here.


DON H   {K:770} 8/1/2003
great tone!!


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