Golden Goblet, by wizuk
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Today, our featured photographer on the DPNow Picture of the Day is a Antony Scott, registered on the DPNow forum and galleries as wizuk. Antony has produced a delicately lit still life of a tulip. The dark background contrasts wit the back-lit petals. I really like the gently luminous green shape of the stem that fades into the darkness too.
Antony says: "This photo was taken in my 'Home Studio', which consists of a desk, a piece of black A2 card, a Wimberly ‘The Plamp’ and a south facing window. On a sunny day this provides great backlighting for my macros. I then did some final tweaking in Photoshop to get a solid black background.
The photo was taken using my Canon EOS 5D Mark II, with a Sigma 50mm macro".
The lighting is excellent and really makes this a shot to enjoy - well done, Antony!
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We are always on the look out for great pictures posted to the user-galleries here on DPNow. POTDs are selected from the gallery and featured every week day. The gallery facility here is completely free; all you need to do is register as a user on our discussion forum and you will get an automatic 25MB of space, which is good for around 125 pictures uploaded at web resolution, about 200K per picture. At the time of writing we had just over10,000 pictures on the galleries and it's well worth a browse.
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