The sun was shining again this morning, and I had a few moments to myself again to take some photos of flowers in the garden. Here are the results!
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I was in Aperture Priority mode (Av). Set to F11, with the white balance set to shade, as it was a bit cloudy. I was also using a reflector/diffuser where appropriate. I was also using a macro extension tube, just to be able to get closer images.
The above photo is a close up of a Lavendar flower, with a peachy rose in the distant creating the colourful hue behind it.
I’m quite pleased with the rose above. The spiral leading into the centre makes me happy! I used my mini reflector (as I only own a small one!) to reflect some light back onto the rose, as it was shaded by the shed.
I rather love the vibrant colours of this rose, on it’s first day in bloom. I used the diffuser for this shot, as the direct sunlight created some rather harsh shadows.
And finally, a juicy Strawberry ready to eat. Again, this used the reflector to shine a bit of light back onto the fruit.