The iris is at its loveliest in nature. But I can't help playing with it in other formats, emphasizing its simplicity, which can be lost en masse.
Monday, June 05, 2006
Iris, continued
The iris is at its loveliest in nature. But I can't help playing with it in other formats, emphasizing its simplicity, which can be lost en masse.
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Thanks, sweetie. :)
I love the light and shade Ruth.
We should be thankful to the flowers who bring so much of joy in our lives. How they change our attitude, how they change our mood.
Thank you, Rauf. I get so much joy from flowers.
Now I'm trying to find joy and beauty in strip malls. It's a challenge.
Very beautiful, indeed. I like how you're seeing things with new eyes, through the camera's lense. It's a new world, isn't it!
Yes, it is, Ginnie. But as I commented on your last comment in the previous post, I recognize that I'm not 100% at peace about it. I have to monitor my instincts to "go for the shot" rather than absorb the moment. Not resisting it all too much, just trying to observe myself.
(jeez, I'm so analytical.)
i love this!
i had to look twice to see if you had actually taken it, and i recognized the vase.
where did you take it?
Les, in my home studio. :) (living room with your foam board)
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