Showing posts with label pink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pink. Show all posts

Monday, May 10, 2010

More rose petals


Another spring storm brings another foot of snow up in Truckee. In Sacramento we just had rain, some hail and lots of wind. What's up with this weather? Just got home before the next storm hit, ran outside to pick roses before the wind and rain damage them. Used my 105 mm macro lens and Kenko extension tubes. I love the soft colors on this one.

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Rose petals


I love this time of year in my garden. Roses and iris are blooming, and I can cut plenty of flowers for my kitchen table. I used my 105 mm macro lens and Kenko extension rings to make this photo of the rose.

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

First camellia of 2010


The camellias are blooming. I ran out between the rain storms and picked a few -- between the high winds and rain they are being blown off as soon as they open up.


In my Photo Montage class (with Carol Leigh) I'm playing with blend modes in Photoshop. I did some "playing" with this camellia. Maybe tomorrow will post one SOC (straight out of camera). But for today, here's the one from the digital darkroom


Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Front and back



One from the archives. Remember those droopy gerberas? Well, here they are again -- front & back.

Enjoy!

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Tulips


Tulips (from Trader Joe's) ... spring must be coming soon. Isn't that what tulips mean?

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Glass beads


I came home from Linda Zimmer's house (the glass bead maker) with a few beautiful beads to try & photograph. Many, many shots later ... here's one that I can post. These little things are really difficult for me to photograph. Each bead is so different, each seems to be a little miniature landscape. I've enjoyed each one.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Gerbera close up




Remember those droopy Gerberas? Well, they are still in the vase, still droopy, but looking better in a macro shot.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Edges

An assignment this week from Carol Leigh's "Photo Motivation" group is to shoot edges. This qualifies (I hope) because of edges on petals and edges on vase.

Monday, January 18, 2010

Hawaii here we come

Working on travel arrangements to Oahu in March, so these fabric leis seemed to be a good subject today. I'm using the clear glass mannequin head, although I'm not sure I included enough of it in the photo. What do you think? I also used Topaz simplfy on this image. It's all about color!