Yesterday, I experimented with taking flower photos with my Dogma wide-angle lens and Leica SLR-2 Mirrorless. This morning, I tried taking some pictures with my 55. mm, portrait lens, I’ve only used it on people.
I only do portraits of people I like or love. Why not try the same idea on flowers?
I was happy with it. When I want to get a close-up of a particular flower, I will now consider it a portrait.
This flower has a heart
There is no rhyme or reason to the way I plant flowers; I grow them all in our donkey-enriched soil and let them do their stuff. The more chaotic, the better.
I focus on one flower and let the others speak up. I see them as supporting the; they make each other look wonderful. One is always connected to the others.
A beautiful effect and I love the reminder that one is always connected to the others.
I think these are the very best flower photos you’ve taken. I love the focus on one flower with the others in supporting roles.
Your flower beds are so lovely, full of color, warmth, free spirit. I see the comfortable blending of the many differences working to produce peace and harmony. I know that is what you are working for in life. You have
achieved it in your flower beds. Thank you for this gift you share with us.
sweet note, Cynthia, thank you so much for your support and good will it means a lot to me..hugs to Edgar…