Happy Monday! Today's image is of some miniature yellow roses that I received a couple months ago. I captured them against my white backdrop with a ring light.
Showing posts with label roses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roses. Show all posts
Monday, May 15, 2023
Friday, February 14, 2020
2/14/20
It is Valentine's day today. Hope it's a good one for all who have a special valentine. 😄 I received a miniature Rose plant from mine last year and this is one of the blooms it produced. I planted it out in the garden by the large pond and so far so good, it is still living.
Monday, June 17, 2019
6/17/19
Today's image is a rose from my garden. I loved how the sunlight highlighted it and made for a dark background to really show it off.
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
2/26/19
I was given a lovely little mini Rose plant for Valentines Day. It's nice because if I don't kill it, like I almost did when I didn't realize it was so dry yesterday morning, it will last much longer than cut Roses. This is a macro image of one of the blooms.
Labels:
flowers,
macro photography,
miniature,
red roses,
roses
Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Friday, February 17, 2017
2/17/17
So I think we have gone to April weather since it's supposed to be in the 70s for the foreseeable future. I'm sharing this image today because it's still Valentine's Day week. :-) I shot these outside in the sun.
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
6/14/16
Well, heading into 3 days of near or at 100 F. UGH It's going to be a long hot dry summer. My image today is of one of the roses I was given for my birthday. I shot it in sunlight against a black background and did nothing to it except resize for the web. I even came up with a name for it, Out of the Dark.
Saturday, February 14, 2015
2/14/15
Happy Valentine's Day to those who celebrate! Last year I received this lovely bunch of roses. At that time we had snow so I took them outside to photograph. On this image I processed in a high key manner so it wiped out the details of the snow. I received some roses this year as well and have some ideas on how to process them. Fun to play. :-)
Labels:
flowers,
lighting effects,
macro photography,
roses,
Valentine's Day
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