My mind thinks in terms of categories. In still life photos I typically use things that would go together in real life. I decided to stretch myself this week and use random objects, selecting one of my succulent plants as the star of the show.
(edited with Kim Klassen's dream it texture.)
These last two shots are my favorite. I'm not normally a lover of black and white photos, but the last shot in black and white won me over.
(edited using Kim Klassen's just a touch texture)
still following,
Your random objects make great subjects for your camera's eye! (And I appreciated your previous post....Indeed, "He Giveth More Grace"!
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DeleteYour photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThan you, and I LOVE your name!
DeleteYou have a gift for making something so simple look gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2016/06/lovely-san-juan.html
Thanks so much, Sue, and thanks for hosting!
DeleteAnd a beautiful result it is!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kristy, and thank you for the weekly link up!
DeleteI like your star :) and it makes for interesting shots.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteThose are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Ida!
DeleteGreat images.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dayle!
DeleteOh, that black-and-white photo is just all shades of lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy with how it turned out as well!
DeleteLove when you do photos!
ReplyDeleteI love photography!
DeleteHi Elizabeth, I love love love my camera. It has made me see the world differently. And made me see so much more of God's beauty.
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Tracy
Hi Elizabeth, I love love love my camera. It has made me see the world differently. And made me see so much more of God's beauty.
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Tracy
Tracy, me, too! It's been a joy and well as a learning experience.
DeleteI love the B&W, too! Simple subjects look great that way. (I love that succulent. Mine are outdoor types and pretty "standard.")
ReplyDeleteThis is an outdoor one as well, but I just kept it as in inside plant!
DeleteYou have such a gift for this sort type of photography, Elizabeth! These are wonderful!
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