Big brother daisy

was tossing up between the original and cropped version..

Just a weed I noticed on my walk after work today. Calotype processing -introduced in 1841 by William Henry Fox Talbot. Using paper coated with silver iodide.
The term calotype comes from the Greek καλός (kalos), "beautiful", and τύπος (tupos), "impression".
(what did we do before google or Wikipedia!)

[Graeme Stevens]

Nicely processed, I think I prefer this version.

[Brigette]

@graemestevens thanks me too. Thought i preferred the other first... then changed my mind - so posted this one as we'll!! thanks for your comments!

[Sue Wilde]

Hmmm...think I prefer the other. But then I'm subject to change without notice.

[Brigette]

@swilde I like the bigger daisy i think in this one.. but the crop is all wrong..

[Sue Wilde]

@brigette That's it. The daisy is neither centred nor thirded..it needs to move to the right

[Dione Giorgio]

Great use of soft focus. Well done.

[Graham Thresher]

Lovely soft focus.

[Suse♡]

Gorgeous!

[vstap]

I do love the processing. It has a unique look. Nice, simple photo with great appeal.

[Lyn Berriman]

So pretty - I love the processing!

[michael]

Gorgeous picture, beautifully processed.

[Hope D Jennings]

This is so sweet.i love the processing! Fav!

[What's for dessert?]

Beautiful processing!

[Joey]

Fabulous processing and perfect in b&w - fav