Hot Hot Hot
by Bruce Bley
Title
Hot Hot Hot
Artist
Bruce Bley
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
This photograph was taken last year in the spring. The peonies in my backyard were in full bloom. We had an extraordinary warm winter and am not sure if it didn't affected the colors of the peonies. They were much larger and much more brillant in color then in the past. I love taking macro shots of flowers showing as much detail as I can get in a photograph. I want the person viewing the work to see what they might not ordinarily see. I think it is important to take the time to look at things closely and really enjoy what nature has to offer. I hope you have enjoyed this photograph and will share it with others. You can see more of my work on my homepage. Thank you for visiting and please come back as I add more photographs and drawings to the homepage.
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February 13th, 2013
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Comments (15)
Kym Backland
Bruce, Nice macro work on the Peony! It's nice that the cameras now, allow us to see things in nature...(flowers) that we would not be able to see years ago! Is that a fly inside the flower? Looks like this flower is eating it, like a Venus Flytrap or something! Fav'd and voted!
Bruce Bley replied:
Kym, I think that is why I like taking macro photographs. You never know what you might capture. I didn't notice the fly until you pointed it out. Thank you and thank you for the vote. I really appreciate it.
Bruce Bley
Darren. I truly appreciate the feature in the group "3 A Day Greeting Cards for all Occasions. Thank you so much.
Bruce Bley
Neal, I just wanted to thank you for the feature in the group "Macro Photography Group". I really appreciate it.
Bruce Bley
Thank you so much for the feature the group "Textures and minimal closeups", Lorainek Photographs. I appreciate all the work you do in promoting our members artwork. Thankyou again.
Kaye Menner
A wonderful macro, Bruce. Love the colors and detail. V&F (thanks for your congrats on my sale).
Sandi OReilly
You do fill the frame with incredible detail and color, Bruce, and this is another stunning capture, f/v.
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