I have been trying to get through an edit backlog, mostly images that need to be stacked or merged. This is one of those images, a close up of a blossom flower. I took a few pictures focusing on the stamens, in Photoshop I just layered the images and used focus stacking and clean up the image before sending it back to Lightroom.
I quite like the shallow depth of field and how the stamens just jump out of the image.
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Really nice work!
Thank you.
Great work. I love that they jump out as well.
Thank you, it was one of my aims when taking the shot. It is great when everything comes together.
Yes! It looks spectacular!
Thank you.
Amazing!! I heard about the focus stacking from CG some weeks ago. Magnificent process, Ben!
It is a really great process and is great for macro but can also be used for landscapes as well.
Love this one, Ben. I’m still learning LR. 🙂
I agree. Nice 3D effect. Looks awesome!
It does have that 3d effect with things jumping out at you. Thanks for commenting Steveo.
Very nice work.
Thank you Raewyn, glad you like it.
Great shot Ben!
Just beautiful Ben 😊