Day 4 and another variation of approach. This anemone has been opening up over the last couple of days, so I needed to catch it while it still remained in good condition. Initially I tried a macro shot, but the stamen did not look particularly attractive, so I switched to a longer view. The plain background was formed by the simple expedient of holding a piece of off white card behind the bloom. I still was not entirely satisfied with the result, so I created the high key effect in the Raw conversion. After that, all that was required was a bit of retouching in Photoshop and cropping to a square format to minimise the amount of stem included in the photo.
This is not the image which I originally envisaged and I might have given up had I not had the impetus of having to produce a picture. It also gave the opportunity to experiment with a high key effect, which I have not tried before.
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