Water Lily by durleybeachbum
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Comments (23)
Beautiful image Andrea, they are so gorgeous.
Such a beauty. A wonderful shot!
Beautifully enhanced!
NO postwork!
wonderful flower and photo
Beautiful flower Great captures
Aww! it is so beautiful.... Andrea.... it looks good for a painting. Arn´t you tempted? :-)
Wonderful flower
A really lovely shot Andrea.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Very pretty.
Helle might not have tempted you, but she certainly tempted me! If I come up with anything, I'll let you know and ask first, of course. :)
And coyly playing peekaboo. Stunning color without post work. Superb image.
beautiful flower, beautiful photo
VERY BEAUTIFUL
Breathtaking! What a beauty!
This is a beauty.
Gorgeous! Aloha
Lovely :)
Really, this looks like a painting (Renoir?) It seems so romantic to me, to have this in the garden, it's one of my dreams to once have some kind of pond here too. :)
What a stunner!
Well I'll TRY to do something with this, since Tara did a beautiful painting, and now Helle's trying something. I haven't painted in years---but for a few efforts. Also, I DON'T use pastels, for the same reasons you don't: They get all over everything. Pastel dust galore. In my hair, on my carpet, on the ceiling...it's awful. And on the page? A big mess with no form, no presence, nothin'. It's devious and evil. (AND, I have 3 sets of beautiful delectable pastels which just sit there looking edible. But I digress...) This is a beautiful shot, Andrea. The wider shot (flickr) does tell us more what it's about---it's a beauty too---but the closeup really zeroes in and makes it a near abstract. I can see why Tara wanted to paint it---it's very painterly, even as a photo. And this crop makes the right-side leaf look like a big curled-up mushroom, standing guard over the flower. The water is like sheer plastic or stretched glass. And everything hugs and frames that beautiful flower. It's very visceral, gutsy, earthy, and another fine closeup of nature from you. I'll try, but I probably won't succeed. (This is too good to mess up.) (I may do pen and ink---that should be fairly impossible!) Beautiful primal shot. Very primal.
Both excellent captures Andrea and lovely colors! I would love to visit your garden some summer!
I love both versions. I love the light, color, and textures. The flower is delicately luminous with a golden center and the leaves are like velvet. The water goes from a smokey glass which gives hints of the world below it, to a mirror reflecting the world above. I love the veins in the leaf in the wider view. Beautiful work!