We have a small pot of little daffodils, the miniature ones. They sit on the dining room table, and on a whim, I decided to take some macro photos with strong backlight coming from the patio door. The strong backlight left the foreground flowers a little dark, but when I lifted the shadows, what emerged looked a bit painterly — a little bit like watercolor. It is a very different effect for me, but I don't mind it for a change.
I didn't set out to create this effect; it just happened.
Parecen dibujos hechos en cartulina.
ReplyDeleteSon preciosas esas flores.
Feliz domingo.
I like the transparent effect very much.
ReplyDeleteI think I like the middle one best. Interesting effect.
ReplyDelete@Liz: me too, I think.
ReplyDeleteThe last one is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteA big change from your outdoor almost night-time photos. I love the translucence of these flowers the way you've edited them.
ReplyDeleteLast one is my favorite. But all look like paintings to me. Nice.
ReplyDeleteI too like the third one the best, but they are all fascinating. Neat idea.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like watercolor. I really like it! Quite creative.
ReplyDeleteI never know what you'll create! I guess, neither do you!!!
ReplyDeletePues el efecto es realmente bello y muy atractivo. Tu capacidad y voluntad para la improvisación y la investigación es digna de admirar. Un abrazo y enhorabuena
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely
ReplyDeleteI love it! It does really look like a painting. So neat!
ReplyDeleteIt does look like painting! Gorgeous and unique.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely painterly. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. I find that photos my daffodils in the garden are sometimes the hardest colour to print out.
ReplyDeleteIt looks surreal.
ReplyDeleteLovely! As you say, quite painterly!
ReplyDeleteOhh! So artistic and pretty!!!!! And, yellow is such a wonderful color as well! Those photos induce smiles!!!
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Love this. You always surprise with your photos, AC.
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