- : Canon EOS 40D
- | Exposure: 8.000 s (8/1)
- | Aperture: f/16.0
- | ISO speed: 100
- | Flash: No
- | Focal length: 60.00 (60/1)
Redly gleam the rose-haws, dripping with the wet,
Fruit of sober autumn, glowing crimson yet;
Slender swords of iris leaves cut the water clear,
And light green creeps the tender grass, thick-spreading far and near.
May Morning (Celia Thaxter).
Fruit of sober autumn, glowing crimson yet;
Slender swords of iris leaves cut the water clear,
And light green creeps the tender grass, thick-spreading far and near.
May Morning (Celia Thaxter).
Lovely Irises! Penny says they are pure blue (on her laptop). On my (calibrated) screen they appear mauve/purple. Penny wants to know if my calibration is rubbish?
Comment by david — 9 February, 2008 #
Your calibration is spot on. The upper petals were a slightly pale lilac and the lower ones were purple with blue veins. I was particularly careful to replicate the colours due to the ‘blue/mauve digital thing’. Now do the decent thing and calibrate Penny’s monitor for her
Comment by imajica — 9 February, 2008 #