Yellow Wildflowers, Low Perspective.
It’s still a bit tough trying to find something to write about, but I can always go through my files and maybe come up with something that I have yet to post which hopefully can give another individual some ideas that they can try out in the future.
The following image is nothing more than a yellow wildflower found out in the fields but using a very low perspective and shooting through the existing foliage that was right in front of the lens.
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“Yellow Wildflowers”
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Michael Brown – Photographer
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This is my blog journal, a journal about the art that can be found in nature, about macro photography, and other topics of interest! I’m just a typical American boy, from a typical American home in South Carolina, and one who enjoys exploring all the possibilities of capturing artistic abstracts in the world of macro. This journal has been created not only as a outlet for my thoughts about the world of nature photography, but hopefully as a place where others may visit, … and maybe learn something from it. Currently I am working with various clients and art buyers throughout the US.
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Nice images.
Exquisite. I love the simplicity of this shot, the compositions and soft tones. Well done! cheers
I know the feeling about writers block. Good idea about going to the archives for a little inspiration!
Elegant! This is such a pretty one. Delicate and graceful, soothing and refreshing.
As usual Michael, BEAUTIFUL!! creative too. ;o)
Michael;
Please please don’t stop writing. I so much enjoy both your narrative, and the wonderful images you create. Every time you post something new, I go out and try to duplicate it myself. Never with the impact and beauty of your work.
Maybe someday…..
I like it Michael. It definately works!
very nice. Amzing effect.
Thanks again everyone. Appreciate it!
Hey Peter,
Oh, … I want stop writing I don’t think, but it’s just that lately it seems that I have nothing new to write about.
I try to stay away from the Canon vs Nikon, Mac vs PC, this sensor vs that sensor type writings, so I am somewhat limited to what and/or how I shoot certain things and maybe why I shoot it. So with that, I am somewhat limited and feel like everything I want to say has already been said.
Hopefully I will come up with something a bit different here soon, ….. maybe! :)
Thanks again gang,
Michael
Nice site, I enjoyed looking at your photos..as far aw writing, sometimes writing about the memories or thoughts invoked by an image gets me to what I want to write about. just my 2 cents
diane
Your images always have that unusual look to them that I love.
So, those patterns are from grass right in front of the lens? How close is the foliage in comparison to the subject?
Thanks Richard! :)
Yes, those darker streaks are thin blades of grass that is located between the flower and the lens.
If I remember correctly, those blades of grass were about 2ft away from the lens, with the flower about 2ft behind the blades of grass.
Excellent, like a painting – very nice.