Hydrangea flower

Sooc only cropped a bit. I used a b&w setting with a coarse grain.

[Peter Dulis]

sweet

[Pigeons Farm]

Nicely processed

[Casablanca]

Grain suits it

[bkb in the city]

Great shot

[Shutterbug]

Which album are you using for your Emma Davies project?

[Jacqueline]

@shutterbug49 Non at the moment, I’m still reading the first chapters and want to start with chapter 3 shutterspeed. The first two chapters I’m having under controle.......I think. I’ll let you know when I post the first photo’s. Do you do her lessons too?

[Val]

grain adds to this - lovely detail

[Hazel]

Nice result.

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Pyrrhula]

Mooie skeletons opname.

[Jacqueline]

@pyrrhula @joansmor @quietpurplehaze @valpetersen @bkbinthecity @casablanca @kgolab @pdulis Thank you all for your nice comments, they are much appreciated!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

gorgeous textures

[Islandgirl]

Nice in b&w!

[Shutterbug]

@jacqbb I am sort of. IPhones have fixed aperture. But I already learned doing the 18% grey experiment.

[Peter H]

Nice.

[Monique]

Mooi

[Jacqueline]

@koalagardens @radiogirl @shutterbug49 @peadar @momamo Thank you all for your nice comments, they are much appreciated!

[Dione Giorgio]

The skeletal petals look like cobwebs. Superb shot and great clarity.

[Wendy]

Very nice shot.

[Jacqueline]

@sangwann @farmreporter Thank you both for your nice comments, they are much appreciated!

[Laura]

Looks good.