About the Image(s)

Several days ago I experimented with Intentional Camera Movement in a public garden that had a profusion of beautiful and varied tulips. I used a hand-held Canon EOS R10 camera with a Canon RF18-150 kit lens. It was a cloudy day with light rain. I set the camera to Aperture priority, ISO 100, f/16 to slow the shutter speed (camera set it to 0.3 second). I focused on one of two tulips that were close to each other and surrounded by green tulip leaves, pressed the shutter button, and zoomed the lens in. It took several attempts to get the image I had visualized.

I imported into Lightroom Classic, cropped, removed the lower tulip, adjusted basic parameters, masked the remaining tulip, shifted the temperature to give a warm glow, and added a vignette.