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.
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I | Bleeding Hearts | 35mm.
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II | Early Bluebells | 35mm.
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III | Bleeding Hearts [Side View] | 35mm.
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IV | Magnolia | 35mm.
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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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