In [& from] the Garden.
Over this recent and beautiful Easter weekend, I took immense pleasure in setting up my close-up gear and, I took a wander around the borders and beds to see what I might find to shoot. I did manage a number of frames and, whilst I worked primarily for colour in this instance, I still couldn’t find as much pleasure from them, as I found in them once I had processed for black and white. Even here, there’s no getting away from the sheer, unavoidable distraction of colour.
Love them all, but the last one is like looking into another world. Structures in Nature are so beyond human replication.
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And that’s the truth! 😁 Thank you, Harold! 🙏
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Fantastic in BW, Love these Captures Robert 👏👏
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Thank you so much, Rajeev! 📷🙏
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The Magnolia one is awesome!!
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Carolyn, thank you so much! 🙏
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Thank you, Ausevor 🙏
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great images, I particularly love the magnolia one!
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Melissa, thank you! 🙏
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Love them and yes mono works so well there are no distractions colour would give.
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Thank you, Brian! As hard as I try, I can’t bond with my own colour work. I will keep trying, periodically though! 🙏
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