Playing with negative space again and trying to get back into the habit of one image a day! Things got pretty busy for a moment!
01/01/2012
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5 comments:
Great color pop and positioning of subject matter.
The negative space is workin' here. The flower pettals are so crisp on the edges and the flower really pops :o)
Excellent Capture !! .. the bokeh here is very pleasing... what lens did you use for this specific photo?
Thanks for stopping by Soe! I used the 100 mm for this shot.
Thank you Ken and Karen!
I like this. If an artist painted this they'd probably make millions. I can see it hanging in a studio with people oooing and ahhing, twisting their heads from left to right:-)
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