I am so excited about this new challenge. It only happens once a month, so I think I can keep up with it. My Reflection of Something, Perfect Imperfections, and The Mommy Matters are hosting a still life challenge. It’s simple, upload your favorite still life from the month to their Flickr group (must be done for prize eligibility) or do a blog post. You can read the detailed requirements on their sites.
This is my favorite (that I haven’t posted already). I have no idea what these flowers are called. I don’t know names, I just know pretty. I added Kim Klassen’s Love texture to it and did a layer mask on the front blooms to keep them nice and crisp.
I am really happy with how it turned out. I love it when the photo ends up exactly how I picture it looking when I push the shutter release.
Why don’t you join in? I bet you have a still life just waiting to be shared. I would love to see you there.
Just gorgeous! Love the shot and the texture...
ReplyDeleteLovely job- it's a Sedum spectabile
ReplyDeleteThe texture and colors are wonderful. So soft and dreamy. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, gals. Rosie, thank you so much for letting me know what its name is.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! Gorgeous flower and your edit looks great. I haven't decided which photo to enter yet, but it sounds like a fun challenge.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is one gorgeous picture sweetie, your talent is so apparent here!
ReplyDeleteI love this shot too - the color, everything about it is just lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this shot! So, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI just love the soft color and the texture of this shot! You know, I never really appreciated more subtle flowers like this until I fell in love with macro photography. This photo reminds me of why I adore them now! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty--gorgeous depth of field and I love the soft colors of the tiny little buds! I was thinking about joining in on this...off to the archives!
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented! I love looking at your photos.
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