A water lily – Naples Botanical Garden, taken on 12 November 2019.
I’m glad that I am able to visit the garden in the winter when the days are shorter, the sun is still peeking through the trees when I arrive at 8 in the morning. What fun to watch the soft light move from leaf to flower and back again, waiting for the subtle illumination that brings a bit a special to a photograph.
I made some subtle changes in Lightroom to make the photograph reflect what I saw, but maybe this is closer to what I wanted to see than what was really present. Does it matter; is it wrong to create the beauty that I saw instead of the beauty that was?
Subtle is seldom wrong, Pat, and I skipped past your snow scene to this beauty to wish you a healthy and happy 2020. 🙂 🙂
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Thanks, do I hear an aversion to snow???
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Definitely 🙂 🙂
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As I recall Ansel Adams did the same thing…you’re in good company!
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LOL – right.
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Oh, this is artfully shot! Absolutely beautiful.
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