Playing with flowers

Watched a webinar on multiple exposure photography today and thought I'd try to use some of the speaker's suggestions. Three photos used in this image.

[Dawn]

Nicely done Kathy

[amyK]

Really nice result

[Mary Siegle]

Whoa! At first glance, I would have sworn this was a picture of a hooked yarn rug. Very interesting.

[Kathy A]

This looks like a painting

[Issi Bannerman]

How unusual.

[Susan Wakely]

I like the effect that you have achieved very much.

[haskar]

Beautiful result.

[katy]

FAV. I like the simplicity of the subject and the textures in this edit.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely

[Margaret Brown]

Very nice edit

[Wylie]

Reminiscent of the Pep Ventosa style

[william wooderson]

Very funky!! I like your inventive spirit. Fav.

[Pyrrhula]

A beautiful and very creative edit.

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very impressionistic!

[John Falconer]

Absolutely fabulous.

[Renee Salamon]

Love it

[Kathy]

@Dawn @amyk @mcsiegle @kjarn @jamibann @wakelys @grammyn @haskar @ziggy77 @craftymeg @pusspup @will_wooderson @pyrrhula @bkbinthecity @olivetreeann @johnfalconer @rensala

First of all, I'm sorry I didn't get this response to you all more quickly. I thought I had posted responses, but I don't know what happened to them. Perhaps I didn't click the button "post comment". I appreciate all your positive feedback on this image. It was fun, and the speaker on the webinar offered tips that I never thought of. No Mary, not a hooked rug. As a matter of fact, rug hooking is a needle or fiber craft that I've never attempted. Wylie, the speaker mentioned Pep Ventosa.