Earlier this afternoon, I was out in the backyard, 
looking at all the signs of spring.
As you've seen in previous posts, there 
are roses blooming along the fence-line, 
as well as the beginning sprouts of pears in a near-by tree.
Walking by this flower, I noticed that the sunlight 
seemed to be shining through it, since it was evening 
and the sun was settling behind the fence.
Too quickly, I snapped a couple of photos...
then realized that the shutter speed was incorrect, 
resulting in over-exposed photos.
There was also some lens flare, which
I didn't want to include, so I made sure
to shield the lens with
my hand (since I don't own a lens hood, yet).
There was also some lens flare, which
I didn't want to include, so I made sure
to shield the lens with
my hand (since I don't own a lens hood, yet).
After a few adjustments, I took some more photos, 
which seemed OK in the camera's display.
Once downloaded into Picasa, I adjusted the Shadow
 just a bit to remove any evidence of the grassy, cluttered background.
The resulting photo makes it seem like there
was a dark background with special lighting in place.
 

 
 
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