Interesting shapes in the light and dark colours allow you to use your imagination to see what you will. Very selective DOF achieves effective focal point to draw the eye into the shot and then follow up into the darkness and around, circling back to the beginning again.
Many people have speculated as to what this is; it's just a tiny bud on a weed. It's maybe half the size of my little fingernail. I have no idea what the plant is.
really?? I thought for sure this was a tulip! you got me! agghhhh!
Many people have speculated as to what this is; it's just a tiny bud on a weed. It's maybe half the size of my little fingernail. I have no idea what the plant is.
hmmm,
hi Bearman, not sure what I think about this one! I keep hoping a little fairy person will come out fo that lower petal, or a tiny elf! maybe you can PS one in -eh? or a cute little bug? :)
the detail on that one sharp petal is amazing-it looks almost like raw linen fabric. and belies the smoothness of a tulip's petals, not sure I'll ever see them the same usual way again!
~Anni
This looks like a yellow rose, not sure. Crazy about the DOF; LOVE the softer parts of the image. The part in focus along with the darker center does remind me of the mouth of perhaps a fish...
a very small bud... (I think) Unusual and attractive neutral, basic biege/tan/yellow/brown colour, I can't tell what you did - appears possibly toned or deepened. Foreshortened petal puzzle interlock shapes in soft dof are excellent, realistic optical view and interesting.