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Summer Pinks for Natasha (enlarge)



Img_109515PN_16_07_2015 - Fine Art - Canon Rebel T4i - Canon 100mm EF f.28 Macro USM - Focal Length 100mm - Shutter Speed: 1/640th sec - ISO: 200 - Aperture & F/Stop: F/2.8 - Exposure Program: Aperture - Metering Mode: Spot - Flash Did Not Fire - Adobe CS6


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GailAnthonyHarmer

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I love this double Echinacea. It is so beautifully elegant and seems to

be a 'Celebration of Summer' all on it's own. I found these ones

surrounded by pink and mauve Baby's Breath. The sun was shining

brightly and they seemed to be enjoying the 'rays', if that's possible. I

can't believe August is almost over. Thankfully there are still some

good summer days left to be enjoyed. (thanks for any visits and

thoughts shared, Gail :)

Greg Pichnej

Posted

Hi Gail, You have captured a great feel for the texture and colour with both the flower itself combined with the background. One of the best in your portfolio. Good work!

 

GailAnthonyHarmer

Posted

Thanks so much for those encouraging words Greg. I do appreciate you taking the time to let me know how well you like this composition. You have always been a big source of inspiration for me.  I hope you and your lovely Joanne are having a good summer at the 'Estate'!!! Cheers for now, Gail

GailAnthonyHarmer

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I meant to mention in my Prologue to this composition that this image is dedicated to Natasha Lewis.  I was renewing my Norton's Antivirus Software the other evening and it was Natasha who helped me out. She spoke English so well, and the connection was so clear, I was not sure what Country she was from. She told me she was from Mumbai. I felt a little embarrassed about complaining about the 'heat' here when I learned she was from such a big City in India. While installing my product she shared a bit about her life and so did I. She was excited to tell me that she has an Uncle who has happily lived in Toronto for 12 years and is very thankful to be here in Canada.  She was a delight to converse with and it almost felt like talking to an old friend. How wonderful is that when you are talking to a complete stranger who works in Tech/Customer Service.  They are very fortunate to have her on their team. I feel fortunate to have met her and to have the chance to get to know her a bit, if only briefly. I told her about Photo.Net and quickly showed her our Web Site.  I told her I would post my next image and dedicate it to her.  She planned on looking at the images on the site and especially look for the image that I posted for her. I hope you like this one Natasha!! My best to you and yours, Gail

GailAnthonyHarmer

Posted

So glad you enjoyed it Christal. I will miss the summer flowers so much. I better get out and get busy before they all disappear!

Eystein

Posted

Gorgeous pastel colors. Beautiful!
ruudalbers

Posted

A really beautiful result, very nicely composed too, Gail!

 

photo by patsy dunn

Posted

Hi Gail,

  Beautiful creative work with stunning soft colors & details.  Take care, Patsy

hstelljes

Posted

Oh Gail just beautiful. The textures and colors are excellent supported by that lovely background. Really nice work.

BR,  Holger

krpradu

Posted

I find this very refreshing,maybe the color or flower shapes but looking better is something over this,is your style to present the composition,is splendid Gail,my sincerely compliments.

schouwman

Posted

Gail! beautiful work!! very nice soft colors-lighting-composition (fine art) well done. best regards janegbert

bfox

Posted

Beautiful image.

Brent

alfbailey

Posted

Seems like you captured the epitome of those "hazy crazy lazy days of summer" I can almost smell the scent, feel the warmth and hear the buzz of busy insects. Love the way the background fades too! 

Excellent! 

 

Best Regards 

 

Alf 

GailAnthonyHarmer

Posted

Thanks so much Alf.  Summer days are counting down.....hope to get out tomorrow and get some pics. It has been a bit colder - days before it was terribly hot and humid.  We were fortunate though. We did not get the bad storms that were forecasted. Loved your last image!!!

Pierre Dumas

Posted

Very optimistic, very cheerful and very beautiful! La vie en rose!

 

Congratulations, Gail!

 

Best regards

 

PDE

GailAnthonyHarmer

Posted

Sincere thanks each one for sharing that you enjoyed this composition.  Sometimes it is nice to work on something that has uplifting colours. Your visits are much appreciated.

GailAnthonyHarmer

Posted

Sincere thanks for those enthusiastic words of critique Pierre. I'm always happy to post anything that makes someone smile!

GailAnthonyHarmer

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Sincere thanks for those positive words of critique Janegbert - really nice to hear from you and I appreciate the time taken to share your thoughts on this composition.

GailAnthonyHarmer

Posted

I appreciate so much that you both stopped by to share how you felt about this composition. I know you both appreciate beautiful flowers - so glad that you enjoyed this one!

Landrum Kelly

Posted

"A cut above"--I really like this one, Gail.  Your tones and colors are exquisite.

 

--Lannie

Guest Guest

Posted

Great work on color and "softness" !

GailAnthonyHarmer

Posted

Sincere thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts on this composition. I am always happy to hear when others enjoy my work.  I am always learning and my goal is to continue to improve. Have a great weekend, Gail

GailAnthonyHarmer

Posted

so nice to hear those fine words from you Lannie, sincere thanks.

Donna Stavis

Posted

I like these pinks.  The vibrant pink of the the center of the flowers has great texture too.  The surrounding pinks and whites a so delicate like a tutu of a ballerina.


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