Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Pick a flower, any flower
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12 comments:
LOVE these!!!! I think this assignment is wonderful. I will have to try.
My favorite is the first one - I just love the colors and the "bigger picture" composition. I would have thought Queen Anne's Lace as well from a distance, but from your close-up I'd say clearly it is not - not sure what it IS though...
I like the first one best. Not sure what the flower is called, but it looks very like something we called cow parsley when we were children
I really like the feel of the first photo!
Rinda I like the cropping on shot 4, the colour and composition of 2&3 and 1 gives great perspective of the whole field. Like we discussed in the forum, it depends on what you want to show. I'm a fan of the abstract or different angle when it comes to flowers and shrubbery - but then, that is not what you want when you are trying to capture a moment or a holiday or a general feel of the environment.
I have these too Rinda...I think they are Pearly Everlasting. These photos are breathtaking!
Hi Rinda, they are a wild variety of Yarrow.
These photos are gorgeous!
They look like yarrow to me as well. I like the first shot best as I really like the background behind showing.
I think I like the first one the best too..it's got a "Sound Of Music" look to it!
The color, contrast and composition are all great! I like each one for different reasons. Well done!
I like the first one best, too, because it shows so much of the landscape and yet the flowers are "front and center."
These photos are all so beautiful. I especially love the first one because of the angle & the open meadow behind!
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