Thursday, 1st July 2010
Lupine Impression
by Michael A Blanchette
In June, lupines grow in abundance within Acadia National Park. It's a good time to experiment with creative effects, like this impressionistic rendition made by panning the camera during a long exposure.
Equipment: Nikon D3x with Nikon 24-70mm lens
Michael A Blanchette
Amateur landscape photographer based in New Hampshire. I enjoy both color and infrared photography.
Website: www.blanchettephotos.com
Lupine Impression by Michael A Blanchette was photo of the day on Thursday, 1st July 2010. It is tagged Abstract, Flowers. You can leave a comment below.
19 Comments
Salomon
this is a really really good imagination
Anurag
Very balanced color and perfect execution of the motion blur.
Su
Love it, would make great abstract painting, colour is wonderful..
Alessandro Zocchi
Excelent pictorial execution.
Pauline Jones
This is an interesting effect; it’s good to see you being creative.
Malta Photography
This is a very interesting shot. indeed a good sense of imagination and brilliant colors.
This is a really out of the normal shot.
Wonderful.
Leslie Guy
Have to say I don’t like it-it almost makes me
dizzy. Would have liked to have seen the Lupines
without the special photo effect.
Jaz
A creative effort, the effect is fantastic.
Ellen Empson
WOnderfully creative! Lupine are one of my favorites!
Ellen Empson
Afterthought; It is refreshing to see this type of effect applied to the Lupine, so often one sees Lupine photos in a normal, fixed pose.
Helen Hart
They’re really reaching for the sky, I love the effect!
Dennis
Great idea. My yard in Washington State is full of them as well so I need to try some experimenting!
renee
excellent shot, looks like a painting love the colors.
Marie Dunphy Harding
Cool!
Paula Heelan
Panning is such fun – thrilling when you can achieve a great result. Makes me want to do more.
mike
The colors are great.
Lynda Gilbert
I really like it! It makes me want to paint again. Thanks for sharing it.
Rajib Singha
Impressionistic image!
Katherine Lee Strassburg
Monet would be envious! Very nice effect–makes the viewer feel as if she is standing in the field with the wind gently blowing……………..