Phoneography Challenge ~ Macro in Pink

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As promised last week, here is another look at a different flower, a bud, from the same tree as last week’s tulip-magnolia mystery flower. I’ve chosen to show you this edited photo that I cropped substantially, and of course increased color a bit to brighten it up.

I started out with the photo below

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About Angeline M

Love travel and photography. Living in Northern California. Photos of locations visited are personal file photos. I’m on Instagram: suze.munoz
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30 Responses to Phoneography Challenge ~ Macro in Pink

  1. thirdeyemom says:

    Wow spectacular Angeline!

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  2. Susan says:

    Absolutely stunning, Angeline! Beautiful detail, light and vibrant color!

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  3. joshi daniel says:

    so colourful and beautiful 🙂

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  4. Love this image, Angeline. 😃

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  5. I like both photos, Angeline. Lovely!

    janet

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    • Angeline M says:

      Thanks, Janet. I had initially planned on showing only the uncropped photo, but wasn’t happy with it, so I kept working on it until I realized what cropping could do.

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  6. Coming East says:

    Beautiful! I need camera lessons.

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    • Angeline M says:

      Thanks, Susan. I’ve had a few years now just taking loads of photos with my phone, and I think lots of practice helps. I finally broke down, though and started an online course in iPhoneography.

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  7. Sue says:

    Glorious, Angeline!

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  8. badfish says:

    Beautiful color and bud!

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  9. Love the flower, Angeline. Great edit that enhances the overall feel of the photo. Did you increase the saturation levels. I think a flower like this looks great with increased saturation. Love the clean bold colour.

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  11. Angeline, your close up demonstrates (as you and I know) that even the budding stage of flowers and trees are magical visions on the landscape. Spread across an entire tree, they are striking. As a singular bud they startle us, because we notice nuances of the unfurling and the forecast of what is to come. Happy Photo Challenge.

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  12. Great photo. I don’t see much difference between the two versions, aside from the cropping.

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    • Angeline M says:

      Thanks, Felipe. There is no difference at all except for seeing what cropping can do to bring the subject up for closer inspection, and remove all other distraction.

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