Sunflower #4b - with variations by goodoleboy
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Captured back on 7/24/08 @ 7:11 am, somewhere in or around the city.
Same flower as yesterday, but with different variations.
Original on top, just for the record.
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Comments (5)
Even more beauty on parade in these variations, Harry. I especially like the flood filter one, as well as that sweeping swirl on the bottom. Well done!
Marvelouys flower/capture my friend and great manipulation once again !!!
Interesting work on that stellar flower.
You are so creative, you must have fun working on all these variations. :)
wow, more variations on this reflective delicate original...your 1st variation is all bluesville...an almost green tinted blue, a rich pastel blue, with lots of shadow and a stark white sky: Nice work Harry. The 2d---with the flood filter---I agree with Denise, and it's blended into the whole so it's barely 'separate' from it. (The two sections work organically together.) The third is a very delicate shadowed shot, with a deep amber-rust-brown tone, and very autumnal. It's a beautiful shot in its own right, and doesn't even need to be called a 'variation', as it's a treatment of a flower in and of itself. Beautiful. And the final variation---for a flare-filled ending---is the flower on amphetamines, with some beautiful line work, in the way you've pulled the upper and lower petals across the frame. This could've been blatant and 'obvious', but you did it very thoughtfully, keeping the lines of the flower foremost. Another set of scintillating variations, on an already beautiful original. And that 4th panel is a beautiful photo all to itself.