Day 11: Forebearer of Spring
Canon EOS R5 | Canon RF28-70mm F2.0 L USM
1/160 sec | f/2.8 | 2000 ISO
Why did I take this photo?
When I was a little girl, our house had a little patch of tulips next to the front step. My mother showed me how to watch the earth and notice the first little sprouts creeping from the dirt to signify the beginning of spring. Ever since, they've been my favorite flower. In December, Denis planted a ton of tulip bulbs in our little garden area, and I'm so excited to see that they're coming up!
How was this photo taken?
Hand held.
Did I learn anything? Would I do anything different next time?
The dirt on the leaves bothers me some, but cleaning it off seems like too much hassle. Plus, it looks more earthy and natural this way, I guess. Not a terribly interesting shot, I suppose.
This is day 11 of 100 of The 100 Day Project, in which I commit to take and post a new photo from with my camera (not cellphone) every day. Follow my creative journey on via blog or Instagram.
