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... rhododendrons.  BRIGHT sunlight.  Weird how the colors vary from a slight angle change.  From the Nikon in macro.

Yes, bright sun isn't the greatest, is it?  The second one has some blowout areas.  I get so annoyed when I look at my photos and see blowout.

These are beautiful.  We don't have that many up here in Canada in this area.

Quote from: Pat on April 25, 2009, 01:37:10 PM
Yes, bright sun isn't the greatest, is it?  The second one has some blowout areas.  I get so annoyed when I look at my photos and see blowout.

These are beautiful.  We don't have that many up here in Canada in this area.

Yup.  Unfortunately, the P-90 doesn't have "blinkies".  So, it's pretty much a crap shoot sometimes.   

Thanks for looking!

Beautiful flowers.  I love both shots and I'm not photo-literate enough to see "blow out".   

They are lovely.  Are they in a garden?  

Yes the sun is bright, but the pictures are still beautiful.

Quote from: Jeanne Lee on April 25, 2009, 05:48:05 PM
Beautiful flowers.  I love both shots and I'm not photo-literate enough to see "blow out".   

Thanks!  Too bad I had to buy 'em and plant 'em because the ice storm and very cold early spring messed up the bloom cycles around here!

Blow outs are areas in a photo that contain no data (detail), Jeanne Lee.

Quote from: JudyB on April 25, 2009, 05:56:03 PM
They are lovely.  Are they in a garden?  

Yes the sun is bright, but the pictures are still beautiful.

Thanks!  Yup, they're in my front garden. 

Tripod and HDR would fix that pretty easily.   You might want to give it a try.

These are lovely.
Becky

Yes!  We have a rhododendron about 6 feet from our back door.  It hasn't even bloomed yet this year, but it's always overwhelming when it does!  Thank you for reminding.

Pretty, pretty and more pretty!!!
They are great!

   Courtney