My work area has often been my light filled windowsill over the last few days. I am in the second week of my "Photo Assignment" class, and our work this week was to photograph a collection or group of things. I have lots of "collections" of things around the house (I admit it, I am a collector!), and had some ideas in mind. Then my local florist shop, Fairview Gardens, offered a rose special- a dozen roses for $15. I couldn't pass that up at this dreary time of year. The colors were fantastic, and I chose a pale pink and a darker shade of rose. After I had them for a few days, I realized that a small bunch on the windowsill would make a perfect "collection". I just plopped them on the windowsill and shot my photo. At class last night, my teacher suggested that there might be too much white space in the bottom corner. I tried again today, but the roses are getting limp and the light was different. I was thinking that if I made a card out of the original photo, I could stamp a sentiment or add text in that empty spot, and that might work to fill it up.
I would love to hear your thoughts on this little photographic experiment of mine.
Of course Tucker was around, and I found him actually smelling the flowers on the table where he is not allowed to sit. As soon as I grabbed the camera, he turned away, and then jumped down, guess he was not in a mood to model for a picture today.
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WOW those photos and the roses are gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great WOYWW and a fab week, Karen xx
Ooh Barb, beautiful pictures again. See, I loved the first pic and was a bit offended by teacher's comments about white space.....but the second pic is quite lovely, sort of abundant and revelling in the blooms and the colour..so perhaps maybe..teacher had a teeny point, alhtough I totally agree that you could stamp a greeting in the space and it would be perfect.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful colours!!! The roses and the photos (both of them!) are great!
ReplyDeleteThe roses are beautiful - such a lovely colour and the photos on the window sill are great.
ReplyDeleteThe Roses are stunning. White space is often considered to be part of the piece, actually, I like all of your photographs.
ReplyDeleteEven dead flowers have a certain beauty about them. David Bailey use them a great deal in his art.
I look forward to seeing how you progress.
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Beautiful photos, Barb!! And great deal on 'em too! :)
ReplyDeleteThe roses are stunning and your pics, what a shame tucker did'nt want his photo taken, Have a great week, Hugs May x x x x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures. You are very talented!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses! And the second pic is really lovely. Happy WOYWW.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses and pictures. Thanks for sharing & enjoy this weeks WOYWW, I've been nosing around all the fab desks as I try to visit everyone! Zo x 83
ReplyDeleteOh, love your photos!! What a deal on the roses. How cute that kitty wanted to take in the aroma. I catch my dogs in the yard smelling the various plants.
ReplyDeleteHappy woyww
Kay
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Beautiful roses and photography work. I saw your picture on FB so I thought I would pop by to see more. I have become a new follower today. Keep up the good work, and I shall be back soon to see more of your creativity.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
hugs julie
I love roses - always so pure and that colour is stunning! Thanks for letting us look in and peek at your desk... Sarah at 7...
ReplyDeletegorgeous roses and an adorable tucker!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous roses, so vibrant
ReplyDeleteBridget #51
Beautiful roses x I didn’t make it, to everyone’s crafty space on Wednesday so doing a last sweep of the desks i haven't managed to visit, tonight (wide awake with pain so might as well make use of the time)
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week x Lou x @#103