Dying Light

Please view and leave me a comment.

Very nice light and processing. Beautiful image. A nice end for a lily. Regards, Jean-Marc

I love it a lot!...Ciaomau!

Nice work. regards.

Thank you all for taking the time to leave a comment.

... very good work ... regards from Cyprus ...

Very nice work!

Thank you for stopping by to comment, Dr. Didi.

Hi Liz....such an interesting shot. The lighting is fantastic...incredible DOF. Have a great week. Regards, Lawrence

it's beautiful, liz

Thank you, Lawrence and Mary, for taking the time to comment.

This is relaxing to view. Less light works well here. Take care

liz, this very strong. i have a few comments. 1. i would have liked so see this dying tulip either "dreamier" or sharper, of course it's all subjective, but to me it looks in-between. 2. i think the image needs "some white" in the subject. and 3. i would have placed the image in a sqaure format. still, these are only suggestions.

Cynthia, many thanks for taking the time to stop by.

 

Dror, I agree with your comments. I played with the effects and felt like I could've done some things differently, but I ended up here. Thank you for stopping by.

Very nice, clean image. I like the grey hues and DOF.

Thank you for your comment, Halina.

This is a beautiful shot Liz. The tonal quality is excellent. Regards.

Thank you, Sonali, for taking the time to comment.

You have made some interesting and rather unconventional choices here as regards processing. What strikes me most about the result is how much my attention becomes centered on structure above all else. A flower image devoid of light or colour, takes on a most unflower-like persona. An interesting experiment with an equally interesting result.

 

 

I'd love to see this worked up with a wider tonal range and lighter feel as I think this image could work any number of ways.

Thanks, Gordon, for your comment. I played with this image a bunch of ways. I'll see about reposting some of the other efforts.

It is an unusal post processing Liz, I like the very soft light but no shadows.... only a schema of the flower , in a process of decline, gray feeling with the BG. . Interesting approach, I second Gordon that it has a lot of possibilities to pursue.

Thank you, Pnina. I will see what else I can come up with.

A beautiful image; unusual presentation for this type of flower which is what really makes this a stand-out. Lovely work. Thank you for sharing. :)