the roses were not doing well so early in the season. They needed rain. The colors were faded with brown at their edges, so I removed the color to show their beautiful structure…
making it up as i go
amy begun saab ~life as i see it. a Vermonter deeply entrenched in Alabama dirt…so i plant flowers.
beautiful
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Thank you very much. ~amy
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My favorite shots ever made by you, I love all of it!
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Geez Eva! You are so wonderful! I love having you as a pen pal & a Facebook friend. The internet may suck us all in, but there are wonderful gifts to be found, such as long distance friendships such as yours. ~amy
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Same here, I really enjoy sharing my thoughts, passion and my love for art, photography, nature and all things beautiful with you. I’m happy to call you my friend!-Eva:)
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Nice toning !
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Thank you, Rajiv! ~amy
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Good b&w conversions always make flowers look very mystical and fascinating 🙂
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I agree. The roses looked as though it was late summer. They really seem to know the difference between being watered by man & being watered by rain. Thankfully the rain fell & they will begin to look as they should this early in the season. I agree with you on Black & White flowers, their structure is harder to see when the color blinds you to it. ~amy
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And it really works – great picture
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Thank you so much! ~amy
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