An iris from our garden. by dochtersions
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Description
This is a picture of an Iris that I took in our garden.
I did different styles about this photo with the help of DDG, after which I processed it again by adjusting light, color and textures.
It was a lot of fun to do so, but hard to make choices with editing.
I hope you like it.
Thank you very much for your look.
Comments (8)
Beautiful and fantastic effects!
Splendid colours, shapes and textures! Excellent image.
WOW !!! Excellent !!!
Super mooie fotobewerking, prachtige vormgeving en kleuren, bravo Mies !!
Your image turned out to be such a work of art...it looks beautiful! :-)
Just outstanding mesmerizing fabulous brilliant awesome magic. Only.
You are so funny, mifdesign, and thank you very much!!!!
Ooh, I love the procession here. You start with a plain iris (on the right)---well, irises are never "plain," but it's plain compared to the other versions. (And it's a beautiful photo of an iris.) Then you make it more opulent with each variation. The next image---one image to the left---you introduce veins and rivers and tributaries. And the leaves have them too---in fact you have elaborate lacework between the leaves. Like elaborate spider webs. A lush beautiful variation.
In the next one (towards the left), it's beginning to look like a major DDG transformation: The iris looks like a royal crown with a head dress (like the Pope), and the lower petals are like silk brocades. The background has all kinds of mystery in it. This is actually very fractal-like. (Right up your alley, as we say in the States.) Finally the left-most image goes "all the way," where every tiny bulge from image number 3 is now lit-up with powerful colors. You brought in deep reds and pinks, and a powerful blue, and a background of major richness. So many different textures in the background. And you allowed a few of the blurred leaves---from the first image---to remain blurred: In this 4th image, the blurred leaves are alike apparitions visiting the scene. Amazing variations, Jacomina. You use DDG so well!
I'll stay funny as long as you won't turn into a Borg. That would be a point of no return and I'd be very serious from that moment on, probably for five minutes, if I could handle it.😊💖🥰
But, if you can handle the Borg, then please send my best wishes to Seven of Nine😊💖🥰