i had a chance to go to a couple of salvage stores over the weekend and found an old window for $5. that $5 bought me a whole lot of fun on sunday with my camera. i should have been cleaning or exercising or something like that, but instead i played for hours. i experimented with camera settings and photoshop and textures and next thing i knew, superbowl was over and it was almost monday :)
besides the 'almost monday' part, it was a perfect day...
enhanced with kim klassen's revolution texture
This is beautiful! Sounds like a very fun way to play! That's pretty much the story of my life. There's just so much to learn about photography and photoshop that I end up spending more time on it than I'm expecting and then I have to rush to try to get the other things done!
ReplyDeleteOhhh how beautiful! I too just love the cobalt blue bottles and have quite the collection too! It's gorgeous with the plant. You could just frame this and put it on the wall! I had to laugh about Super Bowl being over before you knew it lol
ReplyDeleteI love blue bottles. What a lucky find for you - a windows for 5 bucks! Given the choice between exercising and playing with the camera, I'd choose the camera any day!
ReplyDeleteI, too, love blue bottles. They remind me of my Mom. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post! You sound like me. That's a great way to spend a day. I have been wanting to get an old window-someday I'll find one. I love your bottles! The colors are gorgeous. The subtleness of the green in the plant really helps to bring everything together. It's a beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful still life composition. The blue in the bottles is striking and the maidenhair fern gives a softness to the picture.
ReplyDeletethanks so much for taking the time to look and comment, i appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composed! Sounds like you are going to be having fun with that $5 old window. I love the contrasts in this photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great prop for your cobalt bottles. I foresee many other shots with that window! It's a lovely composition.
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