Wild Flowers
I took this picture when I was starting with photography. I still like it, hence, I show it to you guys. The desaturated background is natural, meaning I did not tamper with that in post. Hope you like it.
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4 Comments
I colors yellow and blue r gorgeous. Would suggest that next time put stop focusing on one flower head so that it is super sharp. But composition is perfect
You could find a lot wrong with this picture but it is very pleasant. Some people use toy or holga cameras to get this blurry soft focus effect on purpose. Thanks for sharing it and that t is a building block as all our progressive photographs are.
i can see why you like it don't know how to explain it but its not a technically sound photo but it does have life/emotion behind it ...im digging it
I'm a big fan of moody flower photography. It's a shame most photographers brush things like flowers off as "cliche" when I think they can be used in interesting ways.
So many people are focused on the vast landscapes, they often overlook the smaller wonders.