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<blockquote data-quote="wordlesstu" data-source="post: 666796" data-attributes="member: 44639">Hi all,I have couple questions regarding shooting flowers. When I shoot flowers, I came across couple questions:1. How to find the right exposure when shooting a bunch of flowers with a different color scheme? For example, how to find the right exposure for this shot, so the white tulips are not overexposed and remain the right exposure to other color tulips? [ATTACH]285981[/ATTACH]2. When I use flowers as complimentary background, but the flowers have a very different brightness to the subject, how do I find right exposure? Or should I just focus on one object instead? (See photo below)[ATTACH]285983[/ATTACH]3. How do I make the photo not looks so busy but still shows the flower blossom? (See the two photos below)[ATTACH]285985[/ATTACH][ATTACH]285986[/ATTACH]I used Nikon D200 to shoot. All the photos were taken in Carl Schurz Park, NYC. I look forward to hearing your feedback. I appreciate your patience. Enjoy the nice spring.:unconscious:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wordlesstu, post: 666796, member: 44639"] Hi all, I have couple questions regarding shooting flowers. When I shoot flowers, I came across couple questions: 1. How to find the right exposure when shooting a bunch of flowers with a different color scheme? For example, how to find the right exposure for this shot, so the white tulips are not overexposed and remain the right exposure to other color tulips? [ATTACH=CONFIG]285981._xfImport[/ATTACH] 2. When I use flowers as complimentary background, but the flowers have a very different brightness to the subject, how do I find right exposure? Or should I just focus on one object instead? (See photo below) [ATTACH=CONFIG]285983._xfImport[/ATTACH] 3. How do I make the photo not looks so busy but still shows the flower blossom? (See the two photos below) [ATTACH=CONFIG]285985._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]285986._xfImport[/ATTACH] I used Nikon D200 to shoot. All the photos were taken in Carl Schurz Park, NYC. I look forward to hearing your feedback. I appreciate your patience. Enjoy the nice spring.:unconscious: [/QUOTE]

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