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I love daisies.
I picked a bunch and spent an afternoon photographing them and editing the photos back in July of 2016. This was the high-contrast, black and white version.
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I love daisies.
I picked a bunch and spent an afternoon photographing them and editing the photos back in July of 2016. This was the high-contrast, black and white version.
Sometimes it’s just about what we like. I like cosmos. And I like this image.
Nor much more to it than that.
I can’t help it. They are what is blooming right now and I am constantly drawn back to them, no matter how many photos I’ve taken of them already.
I love their bright sunny faces.
I just remembered that they are from the family asteraceae, which includes sunflowers, calendula, echinacea, chrisanthamums, dahlias and zinnias, all of which I also love.
Guess you’ll be seeing a lot of asteraceae images from me.
I really like this image, but it feels like something isn’t quite right to me…
I got excited photographing these because of the shapes and the early morning light and the lovely smeary background (thanks to my new 50mm Nikkor lens, which I ADORE). I had something in mind for how I wanted to process them, but it was a rather nebulous idea and I wasn’t able to match what I was feeling during the editing process.
Does that ever happen to you?
I had this image in my head that was bluish and very moody but nothing I did seemed to evoke that feeling so I gave up and just went with what what I felt looked best.
I still really like the image, it just didn’t turn out the way I had expected/hoped/tried.
Maybe I’ll visit it again at a later date with new eyes (or more experience) and match my vision for it.