I am retired and love photography. Starting at about 10 years old, I discovered this fascinating world through a viewfinder. Ansel Adams and Ken Duncan...
Gorgeous detail shot. I love the geometry of the shapes and the colours and the minimal approach.
I am wondering if there's anyone else who would remove that fine thread coming out of the bloom. I know that it makes the blossom more authentic. And frankly I am not sure if I would remove it myself. On the first glance, the photo is very abstract and minimal. But spotting that fine thread makes it a blossom. It distracts the mind from the abstract aspect.
Does anyone have any other thoughts?
@monikozi To be honest, I didn't notice it until you pointed it out but now that I've seen it I can't unsee it even though it's so tiny. I think, if it were my image I might remove it if for no other reason than to keep the lines of the bloom clean. But it doesn't bother me that it is there and it in no way detracts from the look of this lovely image.
I am wondering if there's anyone else who would remove that fine thread coming out of the bloom. I know that it makes the blossom more authentic. And frankly I am not sure if I would remove it myself. On the first glance, the photo is very abstract and minimal. But spotting that fine thread makes it a blossom. It distracts the mind from the abstract aspect.
Does anyone have any other thoughts?