This is part II of my flower session last Sunday. I really like the contrast between the shadows and the natural light reflecting on my second hand vase and the brightness of the flower.
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This is part II of my flower session last Sunday. I really like the contrast between the shadows and the natural light reflecting on my second hand vase and the brightness of the flower.
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Wow, this is awesome, Kaz!
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Aw thanks Reinhold you’ve made my day 🙂
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Love your composition and use of negative space here.
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Gee thanks James 😊
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Beautiful!
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Thanks Amy 😊
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Loving the metallic ripple effect of the vase and the peek of the flower at the top.
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Thanks Claudette, it looks metallic doesn’t it. It’s actually glass with a ripple in it and the light shining on it gives that metallic look when i darken the picture.
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It’s a lovely effect
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I think this is really excellent Kaz, composition is just perfect and those gorgeous reflections!
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Thanks so much Jane i was experimenting and trying a wee bit of simplistic still life after being enthused by your beautiful work
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Ah yes, the ridges in the vase gives a waterfall effect. It is as though a gigantic flower grew on top of a cliff.
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Thanks for your lovely description 😊
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This photo is absolutely stunning! In addition to the shadows and the brightness of the flower in contrast to the darkness, I also love the curves of the vase in contrast to the pointed lines of the petals. Just beautiful!
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Thanks so much Lillian. I’m so glad you like it. I also love your description! 😊
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I love the angle and crop!! Beautiful Kaz!
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Kaz, this is stunning! I’m a sucker for yellow flowers, but the beautiful light, the contrasts you so aptly captured, and your creative cropping choice just made me say “wow”!!
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Thanks so much Stacy. To think I wanted a white flower and yellow was all I could get, but when I took the photo I thought yes it was meant to be yellow! 🙂
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Yellow, definitely yellow 🙂
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