18th September 2015 - When the Flower has died

For my Mentoring Group - B&W artificial light.

Another shot from the garden taken with my macro twin lite flash. The remains of the Clematis is just as beautiful as when the flower is still blooming.

Many thanks for your lovely comments on yesterday's shots!!

[Pam Knowler]

@taffy @888rachel @newbank @golftragic @jgpittenger
Another B&W conversion using flash. I am loving the detail it brings out!! For your comments if you have time or inclination.

I have been busy today looking at flights to Chicago for the first week of May next year. Yes I really am going to make this happen!! A photo meet up with Taffy and hopefully a few more 365'ers!! Yippee!!

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent shot

[Julie Duncan]

Yep, gorgeous!

[Milanie]

Very pretty - excellent in b&w.

[Joan]

Great capture. Love the texture of this shot..

[Maggiemae]

A wild hair day for Miss Clematis! Neat shot!

[gloria jones]

Great capture, textures

[Danette Thompson]

Great tones.

[kelly123]

very soft.

[Rachel]

That is so cool, going to Chicago! Oh, you will have a great time with Taffy! Lovely feathery wisps in this shot, and they really stand out in b&w.

[Dianne]

Looks great.

[Trinda Love]

Beautiful and lovely toning

[ShirleyB]

Lovely patterns. Shows up well in B&W

[Jane Pittenger]

So much wonderful detail, fav

[Stephanie Swift]

Great texture, light and processing, fav.

[Yeshanghai]

Beautifully captured

[Christine]

Lovely. Great in B&W

[Joan Robillard]

Wild looking

[Marnie]

Great in sepia.

[Marnie]

Chicago? How exciting, look forward to seeing some shots.

[Poppo Livy]

That's great Pam. The grey has a real brown tinge to it.

[tony gig]

Fabulous detail and light...fav

[Elaine]

Great use of lighting Pam and it doesn't look like as though you used a flash. I love the wispy head and your processing.