Graveyard Weeds

Hmmm, I edited in LR and it looks WAAAYYYY better in my program than here. So anyone with LR advice for exporting photos?

More weeds for the week. These were off to the side of the volunteer bearded irises (see: http://365project.org/darylo/365/2013-05-18 ) I observed on the side of the road and did not notice this was a graveyard until I ventured into the lot through an opening in a very dilapidated fence. Beyond this stone is a more ancient stone--so it appears to have old and new in the mix--but clearly, nature has visited the graves more than humans.

[Susan]

I like this, God's decoration-- not so perfectly done.

[👑 AnaZad]

Very interesting find. Love the flowering weeds.

[Taffy]

I like the image -- what's different in the way you see it?

[Jacqui Paterson]

Sorry can't help you with the exporting but the other picture must be way awesome if it is better than this.

[Danette Thompson]

Pretty weeds. Are you exporting the photo in LR to save your changes?

[Daryl O'Hare]

@taffy In LR, the flowers in front of the headstone are in very good focus--here they are blurred (in fact, much of what is on here is blurred for me). In LR, it has a central focus and clarity right the flowers in front and then the rest has a blurry effect, but not so here. It's still fine, but I'm just wondering how it changed. My other uploads have not been a problem, but I know that a few attempts I have made to do it directly from LR lately have been bounced back. Hmmm, will just have to investigate. If you use LR, let me know if you have advice.

[Rohini Gupta]

Its beautiful anyway.

[GS*Anemone]

You managed to capture a very ungloomy side to the graveyard beautiful job

[Tara]

I would pose the question on the forum re: LR. This is really pretty, none the less. I love cemetaries and the yellow flowers frame the headstone nicely.