Most of the calla lily flowers seem to have a single petal that “unfurls,” but this flower seems to have two distinct petals. The “diagonal” composition and cropping the top-left were my feeble attempt to emphasize the lines and colors I saw.
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Oh stop it right now Mr Mitchell.. That is not a bnoring flower shot.. all because it does not fit into your straight lines and algorithms, you cannot accuse it of being boring.. I think its pretty beautiful :)
@michelleyoung Yeah, it’s a colorful image with a bit more creativity than I usually exercise, but I feel “stuck” on flowers as subjects. It’s the inspiration thing again…
@digitalrn She is, Rick! Thanks. Clare & I really like these colorful lilies!
@marieooi Thanks, Marie! I even shot it this way! Who says an applied mathematician can't turn a camera "cock-eyed"?!
@angeliquenordal I do, too, but the challenges of butterflies, damsel- and dragonflies and bees have captivated me this week, after considering giving up 365 for a while. Glad I've stayed with it this week!
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@marieooi Thanks, Marie! I even shot it this way! Who says an applied mathematician can't turn a camera "cock-eyed"?!
@angeliquenordal I do, too, but the challenges of butterflies, damsel- and dragonflies and bees have captivated me this week, after considering giving up 365 for a while. Glad I've stayed with it this week!