all shot in B/W and all shot in sequence. 6 inches can make a LOT of difference when shooting in small spaces with small things
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- if I could do it all over again ...
- If I Was A Betting Woman...
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3 comments:
I really like the side view, with the stems and background. great idea!
of course, love that you are doing fab black and white en camera!
Thank you! That one is my favorite as well. I like how you see how crooked the petals are and how they are not the cookie cutter perfect petals. They look very PNW spring/summer. A little rain battered ;)
I now see your love for shooting in B/W in camera! So awesome!!!
The side view has depth, the bottom image is a more graphic flat design. Interesting what a different effect each perspective creates. The top image is more realistic (as you say, battered & uneven). The bottom image feels more stylistic, emblems of daisies not unique individual flowers. Each image has value depending on the meaning you want to convey. A thoughtful photo essay.
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