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Toni Martin
{K:5092} 2/4/2003
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Right, I said "a very contrasting background". I didn't say which one. Are we getting nitty picky or what?
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Wayne Harridge
{K:18292} 2/4/2003
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How about a black flower on a yellow background ?
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B M
{K:441} 2/3/2003
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Blue color also complements the yellow and looks more natural, Toni!
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Toni Martin
{K:5092} 2/3/2003
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The difference in the white and black background is similar to daylight attire and evening attire. A flower of brilliant color will generally look it's best against a very contrasting background. Very well done, Dan. The only thing I would suggest is a reflector to get some light onto the stem.
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Petra Engle
{K:1282} 2/3/2003
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I agree with Matt, though I find the white more original. It seems black is the color of choice as a background for light colored flowers. Probably for a reason, but this flower is dark enough to also work against white.
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Matt Hardy
{K:474} 2/3/2003
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The black one I prefer. The color is richer and I think the the water droplets give the photo more depth. Nice Shot
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