Last Year's Impatiens by TomDart
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
..just playing with depth of field appearances
Comments (8)
Stunning capture my friend.
seems as though you done it right.outstanding work Tom
Very nice study in DOF excellent capture!
A beautiful capture, Tom. It will soon be time to replant! I love your new avatar, so nice to see your face. Hugs and God Bless. Diane. xx
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very beautiful capture my friend..hope all is ok for you!
I love playing with perceptual things with my camera...color, depth of field, odd sight-lines that all of the photography books and classes tell you to avoid...the good, juicy stuff. And to top it off, playing around with stuff gives you shots like this! I like this because it looks so...ancient. Not like last years impatiens, but more like that shot you took while vacationing somewhere overseas and you came across this lichen-tinged wall with ornate planters built right into it...and of course, they're 600 years old or something like that. Well, that's what I imagined when I first saw this because the colors and the textures actually imply that, and well...memories of walking by 600 year-old walls came back to me instantly, when I saw this. I happen to like architecture that's older than the country I was born it. Things are put into an interesting perspective that way. But anyway, enough rambling. This is an amazing shot and yeah, I really like the DOF in it, as well as the sort of ancient implications the lichens and the carved patterns suggest. This is really nice work!
Stunning capture erland