Red Poinsettia Wood Print

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Macro photo of a Red Poinsettia.
Nikon Camera
Photographer, Pamela Dunn-Parrish

My photography leans towards colors in realistic photography that are typically true to life, reflecting the natural hues of the subject matter as seen by the human eye. I bring my images through Photoshop and adjust exposure and white balance settings to accurately reproduce the colors and tones that are present in the scene. I will add depth through other software to create what I saw when I created the image with my camera.

Detail is a key aspect of realistic photography art. I pay close attention to capturing fine details and textures, whether it's the intricate patterns of a landscape, the subtle wrinkles on a person's face, or the texture of a surface and what the subject reflects to us the viewers.

Realistic photography often conveys a sense of authenticity and immediacy, that invites You the viewer to engage with the subject matter on a visceral level. My goal is to create...

You have taken the time to seek out more information about me. I had better supply more about me! I love the smell of grapefruit; it makes me smile and feel joy, I love the touch of my parrot's feathers, great cuddles I love the sound of Chickadees; it makes me happy I love the taste of a great cup of coffee! I love the sight of birds and the feeling of belonging! My birth name is Pamela Jane Dunn, and I'm a bit Irish, you might say. I was born on the West Coast of the USA and now live in Montana. What a fantastic place to live, I might add! Thanks to my mother's enthusiasm for taking photos. I mean, she constantly took photos. I found out later she was in a Polaroid contest for trips! Oh, the memories my mother kept for me! Then I,...