I've got my anthropomorphic hat on, turning flowers into people..
Just for fun. And if one can't have fun doing this, what's the point?
And this is an "imperfect" flower again. The "Goatee" is actually the burned lip of the small flowers petal..
With the right point of view, I also saw a "Bird of Prey" in this Virgina Dayflower:
http://www.naturephotographers.net/imagecritique/ic.cgi?a=vp&pr=192442&CGISESSID=9ff1d0d8a95e4e91de7dff3c6d917495&u=2891
In this image I see a neatly trimmed beard at the chin, and he's got a hat with side flaps & a turned up brim.
The very small perennial flower was brought here to Texas by my mother in law years ago, still not sure what it is.
F/22, 1/6th, ISO 250, 1D M3, Sigma 150mm f/2.8 + Kenko 1.4x ext and indirect natural light around 7:30am.
Comments
9 commentsI suggest a crop from the left to put all the attention on this human face.
Well seen and very good resemblance.
I composed 4:5 to leave space for the "Man" to look into.
It also provides for more print options than this square crop..
i.e. the customer can always buy square & modify as they order with the "crop" tool
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