Dried Garden Flower
previous / nextThis is another shot from Breuer Hill. These dried flowers were just so pretty. They were a little tough to keep in the frame because the breeze was starting to get a little brisk.
As you can tell I shot nearly straight down at them. I would not usually do that but I liked the perspective here.
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News:
Anita Jesse (Through My Lens) has honored me by passing the Kreativ Blogger award to me. (Thank you Anita!)
According to the "rules" I am to list 6 things that make me happy...only six...hmmm...there are so many more! But here goes the short list:
I visit so many very talented photobloggers that it is always so difficult for me to do these things. It always leaves me feeling guilty because I would love to honor all of them with an award.
This photo of the Bucknell Football field is a 2 page feature photo in the Fall 2008 issue of Bucknell Magazine.
This photo of the Bucknell Quad is a 2 page feature photo in the Summer 2008 issue of Bucknell Magazine.
News:
Anita Jesse (Through My Lens) has honored me by passing the Kreativ Blogger award to me. (Thank you Anita!)According to the "rules" I am to list 6 things that make me happy...only six...hmmm...there are so many more! But here goes the short list:
- My family
- My kitty Missy
- Photography
- Christmas and all the trimmings!
- Lighthouses
- Anything to do with the beach and ocean
- Russ Devan, My Corner of New Hanover
- Betsy Barron, Daily Shots
- Azhar Chougle, The Daily Sunrise
- Rabbit, Spot the Pot (She makes her own ceramic pinhole cameras, fascinating work.)
- Gaye Johnson Photography
- Anita Bower
I visit so many very talented photobloggers that it is always so difficult for me to do these things. It always leaves me feeling guilty because I would love to honor all of them with an award.
This photo of the Bucknell Football field is a 2 page feature photo in the Fall 2008 issue of Bucknell Magazine.
This photo of the Bucknell Quad is a 2 page feature photo in the Summer 2008 issue of Bucknell Magazine.
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As of July 2008 I have decided to post the same photos on "Parallel Universe" as I do here. It has become too complicated to maintain two different photoblogs on a regular basis. Feel free to visit "Parallel Universe" and look through the portfolio/archives since there are quite a few photos there that were never posted here. I will continue to post on both since each one gets different viewers. I have also changed the title of Parallel Universe to Capture This Photography 2.
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18 Comments:
This is really beautiful! And such a narrow dof! Works perfectly!
bokeh DOF...
nice pic
regards from indonesia
A beautiful image notable for its sharp detail in a narrow plane and wonderfully, deep background to make the blossom pop! Fine work.
Une tendre plante de dessine dans la verdure, magnifique !
i like the subject and it's textures in front of the dark background.
Wonderful detail. I like taking things from a different perspective too.
I enjoyed looking at the amazing work of the bloggers that won the award. They certainly deserve the recognition.
it does look great.. it seems as if it's floating in mid air.. :0
I agree with your commenters about the d-o-f, v impressive :), but the colour scheme does it for me! Well done.
Lovely colors. So delicate.
very nice! the green in this is so rich and i like your angle.
Laurie, You're way too kind. Thank you very much!
I really like the bokeh in this image as well as the great contrast between the flower and the background. Very nice indeed!
Simply exquisite, a wonderful piece of photography
good detail but it's the rich green backdrop that's the clincher...
Stunning! Love the absolute perfect simplicity.
AA beautiful and sharp capture. I like it!
I love how delicate it looks. Nice!
Hello,Laurie.
This image is my favorite type!
Amazing deep green!:)
Oooh I love this....the color and bokeh are just yummy!!
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