A Rose is a Rose by bmac62

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Nov 17, 2010

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...aim was to prove to myself that the natural composition of a rose remains true almost no matter what is done during postwork:) This is the result of applying a reverse black and white gradient filter. Bill "Lobby Lights"

Comments (32)

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bazza

6:07PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

Wonderful Bill excellent work!!

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npauling

6:19PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

The rose has held all of its beauty and in fact still looks quite fabulous with all the shadowing. A super experiment.

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Faemike55

6:25PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

Very nice postwork

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kansas

6:57PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

Very attractive. I like the results.

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neiwil

8:13PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

I'm sure Miss Sciuto would approve. Negative image....Posative result, still a thing of beauty but with a harder edge.

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goodoleboy

8:31PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

Very, very cool exercise in image reversal in this superb display, Bill. Love the light/shadow effects. I like variations on the originals myself.

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bimm3d

9:59PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

wonderful image!!

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jocko500

10:12PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

cool

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Digitaleagle

11:08PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

Beautiful effects, awesome work!

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cfulton

1:12AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Quite true - as long as the postwork does not inert the fragrance! Clive

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awjay

2:21AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

no mistaking it

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jayfar

3:06AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

The perfect negative of the beautiful rose Bill.

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T.Rex

3:56AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

And I thought this was just the negative. Nice job of giving another perspective on this flower. Keep 'em coming! :-)

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durleybeachbum

4:48AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Fascinating result!

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helanker

5:36AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Well, isnt it a little too negative, this post ;-D Wonderful rose, Bill...and you are right.

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makron

8:57AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Very interesting this photo in black and white. I also like to apply filters to get some nice results like this photo. Very well done

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flavia49

9:05AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

beautiful

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Meisiekind

9:32AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

I love the effect! Great one Bill!

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MagikUnicorn

11:18AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Very nice...(No more comments from you) :(

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mariogiannecchini

11:20AM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Very beautiful tones ! Excellent postwork !

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jendellas

12:56PM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Excellent Bill, lovely rose!!!

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debbielove

4:12PM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Looks damned good to me mate! Great work! I'm a bit into Roses as you know ;-) You have done fine work here.....Love it.. Rob

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tennesseecowgirl

4:21PM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Nice work~

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danapommet

4:31PM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Works well for me. No loos of detail. Nice tight rose. Dana

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auntietk

5:02PM | Thu, 18 November 2010

I agree ... something as perfectly formed as this rose will retain its beauty no matter what filters get thrown at it! You've achieved a striking and elegant result. Beautiful!

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jmb007

5:09PM | Thu, 18 November 2010

beau travail!

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sandra46

5:17PM | Thu, 18 November 2010

REALLY AMAZING

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RodS

9:05PM | Thu, 18 November 2010

Nice one, Bill, and I agree - the perfection of nature's creations comes through regardless of color, or lack thereof. This very much reminds me of the results from shooting with infrared film - without the hassles of working with it. Beautiful, my friend!

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