Saw this Dahlia next to this old fence and wondered why such beauty was not given a more special place to show off its deep purple tones among the white petals. CLICK on to see how beautiful it really is!
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9 comments:
It is a beauty indeed, but I feel that the greyness of the out-of-focus fence somehow enhances that. Maybe you could play around a bit with it to enhance it even more. Maybe crop it, "move" the flower to side etc. There should be room for it.
Ah, but the contrast between the velevety rich petals and the coarse boards of the fence is perfect, don't you think?
It is so beautyful that it doesn't need any help to show it!...
I looked again -- the fence is not out of focus. It was a regular shot. . . I did not blur the background. I feel like Katney and malyss do.
You are right about me going in and out of hospital for the moment. Side-effects have to be dealt with all the time. Today it is eyes. "Small challenges" for me compared to the alternative.
But I am alive and feel ok
Such color--pure perfection!
This flower is beautiful Paulie. Love the colors. If you stare at it long enough, it looks like it is growing or the darkest color is bleeding out from it.
Gorgeous flower and it looks good against that wood fence.
I've always liked dahlias and this one is no exception! The light purple compated to the dark purple makes it even prettier!
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