Aloe Candelabrum by blondeblurr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A native to Zimbabwe, but this specimen can also be found here on the East Coast of Australia, in my garden.
This is the result of last nights showers !
*BB*
Comments (20)
very nice image
Damn' kool macro and those water drops look amazing, just like mini planets ! Keep 'em coming Mum...er, Blondeblurr ! ~Cheers~
Wonderful macro.
Excellent..
Beautiful shot!
Wow, Excellent image!! ROBY
Wonderful pic!!
Nice details!
wonderful details!
Beautiful capture. These drops look as if they are using the aloe as their own personal slide. They need to be careful of the sharp barbs on the sides. A bit like life really.
Wow! Spectacular POV!! Super job, B!
An excellent image! Very nice composition.
This is a spendid image...the composition works as do the roundness of water drops & the spiky leaves
Cool!
The water droplets captured on flowers and other plants always creates a very interesting and beautiful photograph- excellent eye for spotting this!
Wonderful photo!
PERFECT MACRO !!!!!!!LOVE IT !!!!
Nice composition, a great macro droplet shot.
amazing details, great the droplet. Spectacular job
I know I'm back in pre-history with this upload (September of 2008), but I wanted to see some of your earlier work, and this is one of many that popped out at me. I can feel your 2D background in this (as I can in a number of your photographs) because of how the photo moves into not only graphic design territory, but into painting itself. You've zeroed in on the plant until we see a whole jungle in there, and a beautiful play of droplets on huge surfaces, and those wonderful jagged-edges like big saw-blades. You've got touches of purple in here as well, and some very deep shadows, as well as peeks into the worlds behind...This is very powerful, Brigitte, and very graphic, and very suggestive. Superb photographic work all around.