Withered Beauty 2 is a followup to Macro Monday – Withered Beauty. The same bloom, but shot in a little closer. The image set up was simply a strong light to the right and a little behind the orchid along with a white card to the left front to reflect a little light back to the front. The image was made with seven bracketed shots processed as HDR to help control the extreme dynamic range caused by the intense light and the black background.

Macro Monday – Withered Beauty 2
- October 21, 2013
- Abstract / Flowers / Macro / Photography / Still Life
- 12 Comments
Tags: Abstract, cattleya, DailyPost, HDR, Macro Photography, orchid, Photography, postaday, Ron Mayhew, Still Life
Ron Mayhew
Fine Art Photographer specializing in Still Life and Commercial Photography.
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dalo2013
21 Oct 2013Wow, lighting, colors and texture…all wrapped up in this shot. Beautiful.
fotograffer
21 Oct 2013Thanks Randall. Haven’t done much macro but am enjoying it.
catbirdineurope
21 Oct 2013Another stunning photo, Ron!
fotograffer
21 Oct 2013Thanks Cathy and thanks for your visit.
Lynn sarda
21 Oct 2013Looks like Tiffany glass.
fotograffer
21 Oct 2013I hadn’t thought of that. Have you ordered your macro lens yet? Thanks for your comment Lynn.
Laurie
22 Oct 2013really lovely color and texture!
fotograffer
22 Oct 2013Thank you Laurie. Have you tried photographing any roses after they have died and dried?
Pinetree Photo Nature Discovery
31 Oct 2013I agree with Lynn’s comment (wouldn’t have thought of it myself). It does have that almost iridescent glow of Tiffany glass. Beautiful!
fotograffer
12 Nov 2013Thanks Carol. Time for more macro!
-Pille-
19 Nov 2013I have always adored this color combination – so beautiful! Lovely work.
fotograffer
20 Nov 2013The colors are what enticed me to make the image too. Thanks for visiting.