Metal Flower by durleybeachbum

Photography • Photo Manipulation • posted on May 27, 2018

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I bought this as a present for a friend who has less strength to garden nowadays, so inorganic flowers are ideal ! It is on a long spike. Coolbeans Radiance Topaz filter. see it without Here

Comments (10)

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Glendaw

4:01PM | Sun, 27 May 2018

What a thoughtful gift.

I need this type of decorations as well, I am not a gardener at heart.

The original is lovely but the filter presentation adds a lot of flair.

xoxo

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jendellas

4:53AM | Mon, 28 May 2018

Love it with the digifiddle.

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Star4mation

9:55AM | Mon, 28 May 2018

Nicely done Andrea :)

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kgb224

10:43AM | Mon, 28 May 2018

Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.

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FredNunes

12:57PM | Mon, 28 May 2018

This looks impressive.... GREAT RESULTS

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helanker

1:14PM | Mon, 28 May 2018

Suxh a nice and thoughtful gift for your friend Jacomina :)

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Faemike55

4:09PM | Mon, 28 May 2018

it is beautiful

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wysiwig

10:29PM | Mon, 28 May 2018

Looks like something made of clay. Whatever the material, its beautiful.

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auntietk

1:13AM | Tue, 29 May 2018

What a fun object! I'm sure your friend will enjoy it. I have terra cotta painted parrots in pots at our place in Texas. People kept asking me if I was going to put anything in those pots (there are several in front of the house,) so I filled them with that red, lightweight, porous rock and put parrots on top. Nobody asks any more. :)

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anahata.c

6:21AM | Fri, 08 June 2018

both versions are beautiful, the original has more tactile presence, this is more design-like. A delicate use of Topaz. When we designed and studied floral design, we learned what an essential design real flowers are: An intense center, and big sheets of light radiating out from it. Flower designs over the ages vary that over and over; and it's amazing that humans keep coming back to it, even in the ultra stylized rose windows and the trefoil designs and traceries of gothic architecture, etc. This rose speaks directly to that. Fine focussing on it, and bringing out the deep reddish orange. (The background harmonizes and contrasts it too, all at once.)