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  • Canon EOS 20D
    17 mm
    ISO 200
    Flash: Fired

    Posted 2 years ago

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    0 Jim (365,000 words)

    A very dramatic shot with nice lighting. Nicely done.

    0 Photo Buffet

    WOW. It's beautiful! (I'd love to see this shot with more sky contrast as a few have mentioned, but the flower is amazing.)

    0 Alejandro Camacho

    Excelente Foto

    0 Jim Goldstein

    A classic shot. Love the lighting.

    0 Slap

    Great photo!!!

    0 Grant

    The lighting is strong, and spot on! A very punked sunflower!

    0 Brian

    Wow. Love it.

    0 Massage

    That IS cool!!!

    0 Kris

    Although we see a lot of (sun)flower-pictures lately, this is one of the very best i've seen!

    0 Kenneth

    Hi.. Another great composed photo from you. Nice use of the flash..

    0 Kenny

    Thanks a lot on all comments! Nice ;)

    0 BobC

    This is a very powerful shot - really strong colours and dramatically toned background. Great effect.

    0 Charles

    What a beauty!

    0 izzy

    great shot! the light is fantastic!

    0 doodlehedz

    absolutely sweet. in all of it's proud yellow glory. what a shot. i'm speechless.

    0 aislinn

    nice shot. love the strong flash.

    0 JD

    very good use of your flash ;)
    would have liked to have seen a little more exposure in the sky and saturation!
    but I can see how the contrast between the two objects work in this ;)

    0 armeen

    it looks as thought, it is under a spotlight :)

    0 Peter

    The yellow is really standing out. Amazing.

    0 Jamey

    I like it but the sky is so much nicer than the dark silhouetted background that it makes me wish the angle was slightly lower to allow more sky. Fairly minor though as you've done a great job.

    0 emma

    yay! these never fail to make me smile :) great processing, really makes the flower pop.

    0 Karl Baumann

    The VIP is in the spotlight :-) Nice shot. You shot your last pictures with fireing the flash - looks cool.

    0 Personne

    Wonderfull !!
    I love this shot : the light the flower
    Excellent !

    0 lee

    nice use of flash

    0 Craig

    Love this shot, the flash work is great!

    0 What The Heck Journal

    Great shot man, although we see a lot of awful flower-pictures.
    The flash-technique is flawless.
    - Martin

    0 Thomas Solberg / Project neXus

    Very powerful colours indeed. Really nice!

    0 Ashish Sidapara

    Very moodaholic, great processing!

    0 micki

    I really like the processing on this image, makes the sunflower king of the fields!! The contrast between the flower and that moodaholic sky is phenomenal!

    0 Tuan

    hehe. The flower really is the 'light' of this picture.

    0 Imran

    I like how you've manipulated the exposure to lend focus on the subject. Very moodaholic very nice.

    0 Darkness

    Really really cool moodaholic! Love the light, and the dark surroundings.

    0 Lise-Lotte Gerding

    Det er rasende flot det her foto! Den måde lyset kastes ind på blomsten er ganske enkelt smukt! Kan levende forestille mig det her foto i plakatstørrelse på en væg.

    0 flawijn

    very intimate and lovely shot overall. specially love the 'spot' light.

    0 thomas

    great sunflowershot. like the colours and the spotlight.

    0 shooter

    Kenny this is superb, I love the colour and the placement in the frame, I appreciate that we see an awful lot of these, but yours is a cracker..

    0 John

    fantastic... very dramatic its under is own spot light.

    0 photoDude

    excellent sunflower, looks awesome against the dark background. nice work.

    0 Craig

    You could not have picked a better name for this site. Another great "mood shot"

"Great mood with the mist, but maybe a bit to centered in the composition for my taste... - Martin"
- What The Heck Journal on On Misty Road