gordonjb 10,860 Posted August 8, 2007 Part of a series of photos taken of wildflowers growing up behind some old storm windows. The condensation is morning dew. Thanks for viewing and for your comments Link to comment
mcpoljak2003 0 Posted August 9, 2007 Wow, this has a marvelous painterly look and feel about it. Great highlight detail and color balance between the background and subject. The drooping petals of the flower towards the top of the frame seem sad and forlorn while the flower at the bottom appears much more cheerful. Just goes to show that 2 flowers can see the same light in different ways. Maybe one works the day shift and the other graveyard? A beautiful photograph. Thanks! MP. Link to comment
ldavidson 4 Posted August 9, 2007 This is absolutly beautiful. The colours, the composition is perfect. The texture is amazing. Link to comment
Guest Guest Posted August 9, 2007 i like your creativity nice portfolio good job. when you look at this photograph for awhile it starts to look like a painting or something made of clay, the flowers themselves anyway. Link to comment
gordonjb 10,860 Posted August 9, 2007 Thanks to all for the kind words and taking time to share your thoughts. The input is greatly appreciated. Marc; I have noticed, with some of the other images in this series as well as with your comment on this one, that the faded daisy has been referred to as " sad" . This is part of what is great about people sharing their thoughts, up until now I had only looked upon these two daisies as young and old. Link to comment
danbliss 0 Posted August 15, 2007 Beautiful, beautiful image. I like the colors, the composition, the technique. Nicely done. Dan Link to comment
mvisionphotography 1 Posted August 27, 2007 Just totally wonderful worthy of the highest marks!!!! Link to comment
kellyphillips 0 Posted August 29, 2007 You gave me a compliment so I thought that I would check out your work. You have some truly amazing stuff here. This photo along with this whole folder is out of this world. This is a great idea. I will be checking out your other work soon. Take care. Link to comment
gordonjb 10,860 Posted August 29, 2007 Thanks Kelly. After the shot I saw of yours this morning I have likewise put soaking in your protfolio on my "must do" list for the near future. Link to comment
lucyliuc 0 Posted September 13, 2007 Eventho it didnt win the POW, this is my fav image from the series! Nice contrast! Link to comment
iancoxleigh 0 Posted September 16, 2007 This is the best of the series in my opinion. I love the depth of the blue at the base of the image. The gradation of colour is very effective. The fact that this gradation is echoed throughout the other elements of the image (clarity through the glass, apparent sharpness, level of condesation, density of blossoms etc. . . -- they all gradate from bottom up) helps focus and reinforce the message and compelling nature of the image. I still can't help but see these images as a depiction of the triumph of the blossoms (hope?) over the oppressiveness of the water and entrapment (even if I know logically this isn't true and that the flowers probably quite liked the morning waterings). This is really a great series. Link to comment
laurent_jaussi 0 Posted February 25, 2008 This daisies serie is paint-like...very nice colors and through the glass and mist blurr...original and fresh.... Link to comment
gordonjb 10,860 Posted February 28, 2008 Thanks and my apologise for taking so long to acknowledge you comment. I somehow missed it at the time. I too saw this as a triumph over their entrapment. They managed to show off their beauty even under adversity. Link to comment
gordonjb 10,860 Posted February 28, 2008 Thanks for your comment . I am glad you like these daisies. Link to comment
gordonjb 10,860 Posted February 28, 2008 Thanks for the comment. 'Painterly' was the first thought that came to my mind when I uploaded the photos to my computer.Something about the effect of the dew on the glass makesks the image look painted. Link to comment
ronjonesphotography 0 Posted May 30, 2008 This is truely inspiring. I can't quite understand how it was accomplished, Please let me know the particulars. I would greatly apprecieate it. Ron Link to comment
naturegirl99 0 Posted July 21, 2008 "Painterly" is most definitely the perfect term to describe this image and the others in this gallery. It's in My Favorites now--Thank you for sharing! all the best, nancy Link to comment
carola 0 Posted November 7, 2008 I hink that this is very beautiful. Very creative and well performed.Beautiful colour and moodBest regards Carola Link to comment
gordonjb 10,860 Posted November 7, 2008 Carola; I am honoured to discover that you have been looking around my portfolio. Thanks for the kind words. Also a belated congrats on being published in Digital Photography magazine. I just recently read about it over at 1X. I recently submitted a few images over there and I am considering joining. This image was actually one of the ones they rejected because: " It's a good photo, but it doesn't stand out that much. A photo might be technically perfect, but it also has to affect the viewer. " I will keep trying, they did accept one image. Link to comment
carola 0 Posted November 27, 2008 Thank you very much ! Yes I am very happy about the publication. Well, don´t take it personally that you have been rejected at 1x. I have a whole bunch of those over there. Taste is very personally and everyone doesn´t love everything. Flower are having trouble big time doing it over there. But this one is very very good so keep on trying :)All the best, Carola Link to comment
gordonjb 10,860 Posted November 27, 2008 Carola; I now realized that their rejection notices are generic. Silly me, I originally thought that someone was writing a comment for the specific image. Thanks for the advice I will try a few more times. Link to comment
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