Dancing Japanese Maple

Posted on July 6, 2012March 22, 2015 by Rona Black Photography

It may look as though this photo was post-processed using a selective color technique, but the effect is actually a result of shooting into bright sunlight with a macro lens.

Salt Lake City, Utah

13 thoughts on “Dancing Japanese Maple”

seekraz July 6, 20122:40 pm Reply

It’s very pretty. 🙂

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1. ronablackphotography July 6, 20122:41 pm Reply
  
  Thanks!
  
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  1. seekraz July 6, 20122:50 pm
    
    Most welcome. 🙂
    
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ishooteditnblog July 6, 20122:51 pm Reply

Great shot ! You are really very good in photography! =)

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1. ronablackphotography July 6, 20122:54 pm Reply
  
  Thank you; much appreciated.
  
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vimal July 7, 20126:26 pm Reply

such a pretty color. 🙂
nice,

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1. ronablackphotography July 7, 20126:38 pm Reply
  
  Thank you, Vimal.
  
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Terri at Time To Be Inspired July 8, 20126:48 am Reply

I love this photo. I have a macro lense that I haven’t played with, but I see I had better change that!

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1. ronablackphotography July 8, 20122:30 pm Reply
  
  Thank you, Terri. I have my macro lens on at least 50% of the time.
  
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peejoz August 5, 201212:44 pm Reply

Hi Rona. As you know, I have just posted a photo of Japanese Maple, taken last year with my D70, and I can verify that the leaves are certainly vivid and fiery 🙂 All your work is good and I particularly like your macro work. I don’t have a macro lens yet (I am still building up my lens collection), but I am becoming more and more interested in getting one. I really like your photo: ‘The Pollinator’ too 🙂

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1. ronablackphotography August 5, 20122:29 pm Reply
  
  Thank you so much for your warm remarks, Paul; much appreciated.
  
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kiaman2012 January 22, 20131:48 am Reply

Beautiful !

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1. ronablackphotography January 22, 20133:54 pm Reply
  
  Thank you very much.
  
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