Petunias by maggiemae

Petunias

Still blooming outside the window and processing took it to another view.
Thankful for:
Well, comfy beds, soft pillows, sink me into sleep while reviewing my whole history!
Love your processing !
April 11th, 2020  
A lovely capture. Yes sometimes we do look back over our lives. I think that is quite alright.
April 11th, 2020  
Lovely...
April 11th, 2020  
Beautiful. They aren't lonely little petunias are they.
April 11th, 2020  
Gorgeous capture and beautiful light.
April 11th, 2020  
Lovely light, colors, textures, pov
April 11th, 2020  
Beautiful
April 11th, 2020  
Lovely colour/light. I have petunia seeds just coming up. Hope they're as pretty as these.
April 11th, 2020  
Bep
Nicely edited.
April 11th, 2020  
Very pretty and love the processing
April 11th, 2020  
This looks as though you have an outside light on behind the flowers but unless your camera has the wrong time....it’s daylight! Love the detail in the centre!
April 11th, 2020  
@happypat A touch of "tiny planet' Pat. Turns the ordinary into something else!
April 11th, 2020  
Beautiful light. I go more for the darker colors in petunias. I posted two African violets which I bought last year and was trying for them to bloom again. One did and the other one will have to catch up.
April 12th, 2020  
Wow wonderful light!
April 12th, 2020  
Gorgeous colours, well edited MM.
April 12th, 2020  
@golftragic thanks, Marnie...I never got the hang of the vanishing point in art - tiny planet does the trick!
April 12th, 2020  
@maggiemae I'd never heard of it till Les started back into painting, need to check it out. I've never been any chop as an artist. Only just passed Form 2 (Year 8) art way back in the last Ice Age.
April 13th, 2020  
@golftragic My failure was..... ironing! Believe it or not - actually still would fail - too impatient!
April 13th, 2020  
@maggiemae I failed bed-making and darning for my Girl Guide 2nd Class tests umpteen times. As for ironing, after my mum died very suddenly my totally un-domesticated father had to learn normal house stuff from complete ignorance. He lived around 9 hours drive from any of us (me and two sisters), one of us would go over there every school/uni break and cook up a storm for his freezer, mend/patch/buttons (these not me!) etc, etc. I happened to be there when he decided he needed to learn how to iron his shirts for upcoming biz meetings. I just told him he'd have to ask one of the others, that I was the 'crumpled one'. (And still am!)
April 13th, 2020  
@golftragic You were very brave, then for admitting that you were no good at things! Nowadays its an excuse not to do anything!
April 13th, 2020  
@maggiemae But we're made of sterner stuff aren't we?
April 14th, 2020  
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