Just a couple of images of marsh marigolds growing in the drain in the wood which I took a couple of weeks ago. I’ve been experimenting with them for photo101. The first image I just liked the contrast of the yellow against the blue sky reflected in the water. The images were not as sharp as I hoped and I even returned the following day to try and get a clearer shot but the water level had gone up and it wasn’t possible.
The second image again could be sharper but I like the idea architecture in plants and was originally thinking something tall, but then saw this photo and felt it would work too. I do like monochrome and should experiment more!
Ooh – worthy of an exhibition. Love the marsh marigolds but black and white experimentation should call you too. Such a subtle effect.
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Very kind as always Jane
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Lovely images!
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Thank you Eliza
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I love both your images, they are different but both are brilliant. A lovely flower đŸ™‚
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Thank you – it is very photogenic isn’t it?
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Absolutely!
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Love the B/W one! Didn’t think such a colorful flower would turn out so well under the circumstances!!!
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I think it is the lovely detail of the stamens that stand out more in the black & white.
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First- I have always been curious about marsh marigolds what they look like-thank you:-)
Second- I totally get the blue and gold-I have seen that in nature and know what you mean about the blue skies. You did a great job capturing it!
Third-I like the black and white too-
Glad, I stopped by to enjoy your photos today:-)
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Thanks Robbie. It is a lovely rich yellow as you can see
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Are they a type of buttercup? đŸ˜‰
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Yes, they are all part of the Ranunculalae Buttercup) family – though their lation name is Caltha palustris
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