I don't know whether this can stand on its own as an image or not. I suppose it depends on what you expect a photograph to do.
phlox
I don't know whether this can stand on its own as an image or not. I suppose it depends on what you expect a photograph to do.
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Bill
USA
10 May 2008, 13:12
Challenging. But of a puzzle. I'm perfectly capable of digging this, but I do screw my face up. It's a little extreme in its lack of a middle ground, and lack of a background as well. What are these flowers in relation to, I ask. The black holes are a bit disconcerting.
This is the sort of thing that makes me wonder about my display screen, which has a tendency to turn snow pink.
Little bit of vertigo here, I feel I've leaned a bit too far over and am in the momentary prelude to a summersault. Yes... A bit of a gravity dissonance.
For the next one could you get behind them and shoot looking out?
I do like being conducted from one shadowed petal to the next, coursing on lavender limbs.
Dave Bonta: Thanks for the response. For what it's worth, I shot this right at dusk, so the ground really was almost that dark.
I suppose it can stand on its own. Though, it suits better for a fine background. A small accent somewhere in the corner (say a bright red flower) would give this shot much more depth, I think.
But I like it as it is as well.
Z
Dave Bonta: Thanks for the feedback. That's kind of my own feeling about it, as well.
reading light
foam flowers
fly on jack
This is the sort of thing that makes me wonder about my display screen, which has a tendency to turn snow pink.
Little bit of vertigo here, I feel I've leaned a bit too far over and am in the momentary prelude to a summersault. Yes... A bit of a gravity dissonance.
For the next one could you get behind them and shoot looking out?
I do like being conducted from one shadowed petal to the next, coursing on lavender limbs.