As I looked through photos searching for something to post tonight I came across this sad orchid. As I looked at this orchid I thought to myself that this particular orchid was having a really bad day. I wondered if the photo reflected my personal feelings at the time.
Do you think that your photography represents how you feel when your taking the photo?
Tonight just felt like I should post a photo of an orchid.
Hope you agree.
Tonights post is simply a close up of a flower. The question is How Close Can You Get? And do you think there is a limit as to how close you should get?
Tonights photos take a look at the use of light and shadow to create a mood in the photo. I like to look for situations, like the ones in these photos, where the light and shadow give a dark look to the photo. You will see in the first and third photo that the mood is different from that of the middle one.
Let me know what you think.
Hope you enjoy.
Sometimes I like to just look for shadows while I’m out walking around. Here are two that I found while at Phipps.
Tonight I bring you a random assortment of flowers. To me it’s amazing how flowers can make you forget about the hustle of the day. They seem to have a way of calming a person down.
Hope you enjoy.
Just a few random flowers to help with those winter blues.
Tonight I have three photos of orchids to share with you.
Hope you enjoy.
Tonight’s post is a collection of red tulips to keep us all looking forward to spring and warmer weather. I am most definitely looking forward to spring flowers. By the way it is currently 24 degrees.
Tonights post is a tulip I shot a while ago. I sometimes like to play with selective color or partial color in a photograph.
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