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Lavender Columbine
© trixxie17
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Uploaded: 05/12/15 3:38 PM GMT
Lavender Columbine
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This old tree is surrounded by a very soft shade of lavender columbine. The columbine thrive in this spot as you can see by the profusion of blooms.
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::tigger3
05/12/15 6:32 PM GMT
Oh I love this color, I bet this is a beautiful sight, you managed a great image with this one. tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
The lavender, white and yellow all blend in so nicely producing lovely flowers. Good find by the old tree - nicely composed and well done Kathy!!!
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What can I say? This shot is so gorgeous! Very well done, Kathy.
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Nice.
And I like that you included the trunk in the background to provide some added visual interest and contrast and strengthen your composition.
Caveats?
If at all possible.. coming around to the left to include the full bloom that merges/exits the left-hand side/frame.. would elevate your photo here that bit more in my humble opinion.
Splitting the difference.. in camera perspectives, between the two blooms, and simply put (I think?).
Or..
Moving in closer.. maintaining the same perspective to eliminate the merger with the left-hand side border/frame of the other dominant bloom (more or less) in frame.
Here's a cropped version to illustrate: Lavender Columbine - Cropped.
Make no mistake about the words and suggestions above.. this is a lovely photo. And reiterating.. the inclusion and placement of the trunk in the background makes for a strong composition as is and presented.
Thanks for sharing this one with us. :o)
+favs for me.
And I like that you included the trunk in the background to provide some added visual interest and contrast and strengthen your composition.
Caveats?
If at all possible.. coming around to the left to include the full bloom that merges/exits the left-hand side/frame.. would elevate your photo here that bit more in my humble opinion.
Splitting the difference.. in camera perspectives, between the two blooms, and simply put (I think?).
Or..
Moving in closer.. maintaining the same perspective to eliminate the merger with the left-hand side border/frame of the other dominant bloom (more or less) in frame.
Here's a cropped version to illustrate: Lavender Columbine - Cropped.
Make no mistake about the words and suggestions above.. this is a lovely photo. And reiterating.. the inclusion and placement of the trunk in the background makes for a strong composition as is and presented.
Thanks for sharing this one with us. :o)
+favs for me.
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These blooms are gorgeous and You've captured them beautifully Kathy.
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Life is a Constant Audition
Excellent clarity and focus in this shot Kathy. The colours look superb.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
So much to this type of flower to enjoy, its' colors, shape, and details...nice shot, Kathy.
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A beautiful flower and a well composed image, Kathy. Fantastico!
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Smile, without a reason why. Love, as if you were a child, Smile, no matter what they tell you Don't listen to a word they say Cause life is beautiful that way. (From the film "Life Is Beautiful")
Beautiful shot! Love the different shades of pink/lavender. S&F for me.
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Magnificent close up and gorgeous colours, love the way they look 3D in full coming right out at me. right into my favs
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VIEWED IN FULL *** HAPPY EASTER
A nice capture of these lovely blooms, Kathy. Beautiful colours and nice details in the photo.
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Sometimes the appropriate response to reality is to go insane. -- Philip K. Dick, Valis