Mustard Flower (I think) by helanker

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Feb 04, 2018

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This has been in my files since sumnmer. They asked me to do something and because i have been struggling with my file locations to my psp9 for hours, I happened to find alot of atleast 15 years old filters, I havent seen for ages. Yes, I have 2 backup harddisks on my computer and three external, Just to make sure :P SO the old filters were still on their places and many of them are still working. My good old Texturizer is still working and it was one of my favorite filters. So here you go with Texturizer from I dont know when :) I will be behind with my comments again. Besides fumbling with filters half the evening, I had a busy day and i cannot sit for too long by the computer, before my back is complaining. I can bend for a short time taking a shot AND get up again. I have now learned what NOT to do such as twist my back or make certain moves, but I am able to bend for a flower photo. But rotating in my bed is really a challenge. Just for Mark (anahata.c) to know. ;-D Have a great day/evening. 0C just now and the wind has gone and all is just black outside, as we live where there is not street light. We woke up to about 10 milimeter snow this morning, but now it is about gone again :)

Comments (10)

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Faemike55

5:22PM | Sun, 04 February 2018

beautiful photo and postwork

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npauling

6:50PM | Sun, 04 February 2018

I can see why you love this filter it makes for a wonderful finish. Excellent work Helle and I do hope your back gets better quickly. It is a dull cool day here today and only about 17C with rain predicted. I hope it isn't the end of our summer.

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auntietk

10:43PM | Sun, 04 February 2018

How pretty! :)

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anahata.c

2:38AM | Mon, 05 February 2018

Well I'm glad you can bend for flowers; and yes, as I near 70, turning in bed can be a major operation. (I'm thinking of hiring a crane, even though I'm thin...) And your title---"Mustard Flower (I think)"---eminds me of an old music teacher who used to say: "You think??? You should know!" Lol...I'll give him your number...The hue and feel of the shot is very restful and beautiful (and green!) The texture softens it and makes it feel intimate. But the shot itself is peaceful and beautiful too. I wouldn't know what flower it is---you know I don't know these things, lol---but it sure has a mustard hue. A gentle, beautiful image. And your green frame is just right.

(You want a flower name? I can make 'm up with the best of 'm: This is a Mustardius Gladiolus Paninculo. (Sound good? Lying I can do...)

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durleybeachbum

5:18AM | Mon, 05 February 2018

Love that canvas look. Haha at Mark!

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LivingPixels

1:51PM | Mon, 05 February 2018

Beautiful manipulation!!

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goodoleboy

8:40PM | Mon, 05 February 2018

I love the texture on what you call a mustard flower - a name I posted on a dictionary website, which came up with a "no entry" answer. You sure have a lot of back up with those hard drives. As for your back, imagine me at my age of 90 rotating in bed. Hurts all over, the back, the legs, the ankles, the shoulders, et al. I can bend over, but it's difficult to stand up, and kneeling down is virtually impossible.

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