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Week 5: Black And White, 2022

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“ Winter Garden ”

I like the process of these challenges. I took this photo mid-week and was experimenting with lighting and styling but decided that I wanted to explore more. I thought that I wanted to make a photograph that was documentary style or point & shoot. I also went down the rabbit hole of b/w ...

Photo Location: My basement studio

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danni-irene Edited 3 years ago

This is lovely Tami! I really love the contrast, but then you have the beautiful soft and delicate petals of the flowers. I will have to re-visit Imogene… more

This is lovely Tami! I really love the contrast, but then you have the beautiful soft and delicate petals of the flowers. I will have to re-visit Imogene Cunningham's photo of "The Unmade Bed". This is such a lovely image Tami!

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Jamie Hinton Edited 3 years ago

I love reading your story. This photo is quite lovely with the one stem in focus and the rest with the softness. Lovely

I love reading your story. This photo is quite lovely with the one stem in focus and the rest with the softness. Lovely

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Dan Apol Edited 3 years ago

I like the shading and softness of the hydrangeas. Excellent composition as well.

I like the shading and softness of the hydrangeas. Excellent composition as well.

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Ingrid de Bakker Edited 3 years ago

I like your photo.. especially the vagueness of the background what makes the flower come out very nice. It's a shame when something you're excited about didn't end up… more

I like your photo.. especially the vagueness of the background what makes the flower come out very nice. It's a shame when something you're excited about didn't end up as you wanted, but you learned from the progress and it will be better next time. I had that last week and improved my idea for this weeks challenge (and ended up submitting another photo but the process counts :-)

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