A close second? Consider the Lilies. (Referencing the Sermon on the Mount. Many scholars think that the lilies in the famous verse actually were anemones or poppies.) For this one, I used a rustic crate and burlap as styling elements.
Specializing in heirloom children's portraiture in the Maryland/Delaware area. I also enjoy creating art with landscape and nature photography. When I am not working with my camera, I am either writing or traveling. I am a published poet and short story writer.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Be Still Week 3 - Peony Awakened
I put together a whole series of styled still life photos with a peony, a shabby green children's chair and a gauze scarf I hand dyed with eco-friendly natural dyes. At the last minute, I pulled out my iPad and took this shot. It ended up being my favorite and I processed the photo completely with apps. Here's Peony Awakened:
A close second? Consider the Lilies. (Referencing the Sermon on the Mount. Many scholars think that the lilies in the famous verse actually were anemones or poppies.) For this one, I used a rustic crate and burlap as styling elements.
A close second? Consider the Lilies. (Referencing the Sermon on the Mount. Many scholars think that the lilies in the famous verse actually were anemones or poppies.) For this one, I used a rustic crate and burlap as styling elements.
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Love the textures of the gauze, and burlap and crate. Such a lovely contrast to the delicate flowers. : )
ReplyDeleteLovely images! sometimes the phones and ipads just make the best art!!
ReplyDeleteHow fun that you went with the iPad, I use my iPhone to take a shot just to see what I am getting and to also put on IG after I am finished with my shots with my Canon. Lovely creations.
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