In reality this is a lovely green Spider Chrysanthemum.
Somehow today's tasks didn't get done. The camera called; the flower needed my attention ;^)
This was the last picture of the afternoon.
D700, 60mm lens, f/36, 3 s, ISO 160, Spot meter, tripod, remote.
Linear curves on BC and RC layers and a black and white conversion with a blue filter.
Carol
Comments
16 commentsPat
Bob
John
Albert Darmo Canada
Wonderful detail in this alluring image.
Not sure about the left bit of leaf, though and the 2 lines below it - not as graceful as the rest of the flower, and detracts a bit for me.
Sandy r
Mauro
Agree with what have been said. Superbly captured and crafted image.
I'm learning there are not enough hours in a week to unpack, pay bills, job hunt, work on taxes, and shoot, shoot, shoot
I'm also discovering that sometimes it's necessary to sit on an image and let it mellow like a pot of soup. I've replicated this Spider Chrysanthemum and I've been trying some different ideas with the new version. I'm not quite ready to post it but I do hope the newer version is good enough to become one of my 2010 significant photographs.
Again, thank you all for your generous comments.
Carol