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EvanescentPosted by Luis A. De Jesus R. (Mexico City, Mexico) on 16 May 2008 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio. For higher resolution views --and more-- of my images, please visit here Flickr stream.
Comments (14)
Francesc B. from région parisienne, FranceUn ambiente particular...me gusta la luz y como has enfocado esas margaritas en fin de vida... 16 May 2008 6:19am @Francesc B.: Gracias, Francesc. Se utilizo un SB600 speedflash con dos lentes "closeup" para lograr el efecto. El flash para tales cosas me ha ampliado las posibilidades. @Margie: Margie, thanks for taking the time to visit. I am very pleased that you liked this image. kaneli from palma, SpainBonita imagen, la profundidad de campo le hace un buen favor a la foto, me gusta el tono de la foto. Parecen huevos fritos. 16 May 2008 10:09am @kaneli: Gracias por la visita, Kaneli. De hecho, pensandolo bien estas si parecen un par de huevos. Yo los prefieros --los huevos-- sin petalos. Saludos! Ronnie 2¢ from London, United KingdomI love how these coneflowers take on this 'death on a stick' look and your processing here has made the most of that! Nice one. 16 May 2008 10:33am @Ronnie 2¢: Thanks for your comment, Ronnie. Indeed, it is that notion of impending death that I wanted to convey. Flowers for me are a continuous reminder of the beauty of life, but also of how ephemeral and fragile it all really is. Nataly from Santa Monica, United StatesVery nice shot! I got very inspired by your "Fading Glory". And it is nice to see another image with similar objects though a very different contest. 16 May 2008 3:26pm @Nataly: Nataly, happy to know how this image has impacted you. I am simply learning to see. I beginning to learn how to be calm when I go out and shoot and focus on a specific goal I would like to achieve. This is not easy for me as my mind is constantly wondering. thib from Angers, FranceI like it because your picture is not like all the other flowers pictures. 16 May 2008 4:40pm @thib: Thib, thanks for the complement. Funny how we take such little things for granted. You just have to stop, listen, and see. @rem_la: De hecho, triste para la flor, pero afortunado para la semilla que nace y eventualmente florece para hacer a otro como tu y yo felize y darnos lecciones profundas sobre la vida. Gracias por la visita. Saludos! @Baz: Baz, thank you! Glad you dropped by, too. @Alfredo J. Martiz J.: Alfredo, thanks for dropping by. Really appreciate the uplifting complement as well. danthro from Suburbia, United Statesyou brought out the beauty od even a sad, withering, flower. love the shadows, atmosphere, detail, colors. great work again! 18 May 2008 1:25am Ian Bramham from Manchester, United KingdomWhen I saw this at VFXY and clicked on it to leave a note to say how much I liked it you can imagine how delighted I was to see that you are a fellow AM3er! It's a great photo and a lot more powerful than one of a pristine flower would have been. 18 May 2008 6:02am @Ian Bramham: Ian, thanks!! Hope you had the chance to vote for me while you were there as well. I really like this forum for photos and the flexibility there is to exhibit one's photos here. I hope to contribute financially to this site soon as it is the best I've seen so far, especially for the poor photographer like myself unable to afford a website of my own. I'm very pleased you have taken the time to visit my site. I too enjoy your work very much. Bonj from Jefferson City, United StatesThe flower may not be at its best, but your photo captures it very well. Nice job. 8 Jun 2008 3:51am @Bonj: Bonj, nice of you to drop by and share your thoughts on this one. Hope you visit again. @Klaus: Thanks for dropping by, Klaus. enna from braila, Romaniai've never seen anything like this... 2 Mar 2009 1:16pm |
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