High contrast like this makes it tricky to shoot light colored flowers and to keep the detail in the flowers without "darking out" the leaves. A deep green filter when shooting would bring the leaves up and the flower down in levels, allowing you to keep all the details in the flower without blowing out anywhere in the image. It's an old school trick from the silver and acetic acid days of photography.
This is very good for no processing, SFC. (straight from the camera) |
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