Beautiful images as always Sharon,
The soft curves of the flower set against the black looks fantastic.
Cheers Greg
Thanks a lot Greg..appreciate it!
I've just written a response to another image in another thread in which I was 'oooing' and 'aahing' about glorious textures (in that case it was on water). But here we could be saying the exact same thing, but this time on the folded leaves of a plant. Sorry for sounding like a broken record (who's old enough to remember vinyl?), but we keep saying that B & W is about line, shape, tone and texture. For a perfect example, see above.
You are very kind Donald.
...and that's my favourite too., It's like a loosely rolled cigar or an enfolding embrace and I know colour could not have conveyed that.
Funny though how many people think flowers NEED to be all about colour.
Wow your really giving SEP2 a hard workout and at a fast pace. How can we possibly keep up? Another awesome post, I never was much on flowers but your changing my mind quickly.
Haaa..thanks Carl
Flowers are wonderful..innocent/wicked, subtle or colourful, structural or soft and frothy but they all have a distinct personality and you have colour, shape. texture and form to work with.
I don't think of them as flowers..I think of them as moods...or at least representative of such.So perhaps I approach them a little differently.
I am quite sure you will manage to keep up.
Fantastic images Sharon...
Wow! Double wow! These are so gorgeous in every way.
Sharon, your last one seems to have some very slight, subtle toning that isn't present in the first three. Right? If so, please explain.
Hi Sharon, I keep looking at your posts and have noticed great improvement as time goes by. This time you have set a very high standard for yourself - no pressure - just keep going.
WOW well done sharon.
Nicely done Sharon, I like the tones you have achieved. The last being my favorite.
Really like the light control you have.
Nice shoots, nice light control, textures ...
Regards.
Thank you so much Clive, Jack ,Paul and franky. It is always nice to know I am progressing skills wise.
Hi Mark, you are absolutely correct there is a tint on the last one and the reason is really simple...it looked better that way!
I didn't plan to create a set with these and so each conversion was done seperately and intuitively instead of to a 'recipe' I can't seem to work any other way.
Nice work Sharon. Real art. Bruce
Thank you Bruce.
Very very nice