Posted by Alan Bryant on June 17, 2008 at 11:08 AM
In the garden i have some ferns that are next to aload of Geraniums.One morning i went out after a windy rainy night, to find that one of the Geraniums had managed to trap itself within one of the ferns.
The only minor thing I would question is whether you should lose the tiny fronds to the left edge perhaps by cropping more centrally through the first complete frond (if that make sense) or just clone out the intruders
Excellent Alan.
You like your geraniums don't you ?
Cheers
john
Posted by eric weight on June 18, 2008 at 12:45 AM
I haven't commented on many of these, because flowers are not really my thing, but every one has looked superbly executed. I think the fern bg lifts this one above the others and I think it is great. All you need for the next one is a hover fly in the shot as well and I'd hang it on my wall. Superb stuff Alan. Eric
Posted by Alan Bryant on June 18, 2008 at 11:40 AM
Thanks for the comments
John - YES
Eric - If i could get a Bee/Hover fly to stay still for 3 minutes then i could
Posted by eric weight on June 18, 2008 at 12:16 PM
Wait until it's asleep - no commitment, that's the problem.
Posted by Simon Litten on June 18, 2008 at 12:57 PM
Lovely shot - repost much better - amazing how much a small crop can improve a picture.
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The only minor thing I would question is whether you should lose the tiny fronds to the left edge perhaps by cropping more centrally through the first complete frond (if that make sense) or just clone out the intruders
Really striking and I like it a lot
Barrie
Alan
I like your style. But I wonder a bit because no
droplets are on the fern
Greetings,
Bertl
Berti - The fern obsorbs the rain better than the petals
Barrie - Cheers for the suggestion.
Dave
Phil.
Robert
superb stuff
You like your geraniums don't you ?
Cheers
john
John - YES
Eric - If i could get a Bee/Hover fly to stay still for 3 minutes then i could
Simon