Tangled Up in Blue

excellent use of dof -- this fades beautifully into the background

 

best,

 

paul coren

 

ps John, i've posted a couple today you may be interested in -- blue shift and head pin (if you get a chance, let me know what you think)

Dark and mysterious. . . beautiful! ~~~~~~~~~L

Paul, thank you kind sir! and i will go immediately to check out your new pics...regard, john

 

 

 

 

and i thank you as well Linda! i don't even know what you call this ...but it's one of those strange little balls on a clematis. it has a natural brown/gold color...that was o.k., but i saw the potential for the abstract and changed the color and turned up the contrast, which eliminated a lot of inconsequential and distracting background, and this is what i got. good to hear from you dear...jg

Dark yet not lost in the dark because one can clearly see almost all the details of this ball, even the ones in the back and almost each empty space between the fibers. I think this is what I love so much about this shot. Very well done.

thank you Ivanovici! ...john

thanks for viewing and for offering your comments and critiques.