Cherries by beachzz
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Cherry blossoms, up close and personal!!
Comments (19)
Beautiful
Sweet macro.
Beautiful ! :)
awesome focus x 5+
Good job maz, I see you now know where that button is at will?
Wonderful that close!
great macro!
wonderful macro!!!
Beautiful macro...
Nice one
fantastic macro...well done..!!!
Incredible macro shot Marilyn, you did great
Stellar macro work! Super clean, clear and detailed.
WOW!!! Look at all those stamens. Stunning macro. Dana P
If life is like a bowl of cherries, why am I always in the pits? Good heavens, now that I look at this ethereal macro of a cherry blossom with those neat stamens, I'm reminded of a giant squid!
I thought squid too, I think it's the angle... :) Your macro lens is TONS better than mine, this is a great capture! Can't wait to see the fruit!
sweet capture have a great weekend warm hug, Linda
Thats an interesting pov and angle Marilyn .I thought it looked a bit liked squid :o) Mick
lol, squids...right on, it does look like a squid underwater...This is a mysterious & beautiful capture, deep & shadowed and drenched in peach-amber tones. And the on-its-side posture gives it the feel of an underwater creature. I've drawn cherry blossoms, and I didn't know the petals folded-back like that! (Cherry blossoms are a common 'category' in Oriental painting, because of their elegant simplicity. Whole chapters are written on how to capture them properly.) This is a whole new view of a common flower, and it has a lot of mystery too. Beautiful work, Marilyn. (Here's a typical Chinese painting of the blossoms: It's not a classic, but in the classic style. You'll see how they treat it like bursts of delicate light on thin "fingers" [ie, the branches]. That's very oriental. It's here. That's why I'm so intrigued by your photo, because it's so different than the c.blossoms I've drawn. Yours is so pulled-back and mysterious.)