Pumpkin & Squash - a study

[atpaula]

Taken at the Dallas Arboretum some days ago.
Thank you for looking.




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[Fons Baerken]

I am not seeing any images, Aguinaldo

[atpaula]

Photobucket is not providing the right links. I'll try to fix it.

[atpaula]

Is it ok now?

[Fons Baerken]

yes, very nice zeiss renditions

[atpaula]

yes, very nice zeiss renditions

Thanks.

[elsa hoffmann]

Interesting place - with lots of photo opportunities.
Thanks for sharing

[atpaula]

Interesting place - with lots of photo opportunities.
Thanks for sharing

My pleasure.
I hope to have used these oportunities well.

[elsa hoffmann]

My personal feeling is you might have need some fill n flash for the shadows.
Your images are nice and personal - one feels you are right there seeing it yourself.

[Peter Forsell]

Nice colorful set and a sight/tradition we don't have around here. Thanks.

[atpaula]

My personal feeling is you might have need some fill n flash for the shadows.
Your images are nice and personal - one feels you are right there seeing it yourself.

Thank you for the tip Elsa.
I never carry a flash unit with me.

[atpaula]

Nice colorful set and a sight/tradition we don't have around here. Thanks.

My pleasure.
 

[elsa hoffmann]

Thank you for the tip Elsa.
I never carry a flash unit with me.

if there is one thing I hate - its a speedlight - I even hate it more than a tripod. But I have learned that in harsh light or light /shadow combination - one needs to fill the shadows so the contrast isnt so big. One doesnt (I didn't) think for one minute one should use a flash in the middle of the day - until I thought about it and saw the difference in results. And of course all my friends who do event photography laughed at me for not knowing it.

[atpaula]

if there is one thing I hate - its a speedlight - I even hate it more than a tripod. But I have learned that in harsh light or light /shadow combination - one needs to fill the shadows so the contrast isnt so big. One doesnt (I didn't) think for one minute one should use a flash in the middle of the day - until I thought about it and saw the difference in results. And of course all my friends who do event photography laughed at me for not knowing it.

Completely agree.