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Home » FLORA « Previous image  · Slide Show · Next image » « Previous image · Next image » Spring Anemones « Previous image  · Slide Show · Next image » Photo Details jvachon Registered: December 2008 Posts: 918 These anemones graced the very old Victorian workshop as part of the Cornwall Lost Garden of Heligan, a 1000 acre garden site that has been restored. Today the gardens are very popular and visited by many. · Date: Sun May 2, 2010 · Views: 311 · Additional Info Keywords: garden, spring, anemones Camera Make / Model: panasonic lumix FZ28 Event e.g.Grand Prix, Birthday, Sunrise: spring gardens State / County / Area Image Taken: Cornwall Country Image Taken United Kingdom Processing Software Applications Used CS3 « more · more »

Author Thread   pippin Registered: October 2009 Posts: 231 Sun May 2, 2010 3:06pm A beautifully composed and exposed shot. One for a card I think! WELL spotted! marhowie Registered: August 2009 Posts: 1,392 Sun May 2, 2010 4:29pm Interesting still life, great comp & interest Have a nice Sunday! Tony Mil Registered: February 2009 Posts: 2,107 Sun May 2, 2010 4:37pm Hi Good eye for this and well captured. jodice Registered: August 2009 Posts: 2,365 Sun May 2, 2010 6:11pm Anemones are so lovely! I like the natural light here and the composition is interesting too. Jan Holland Registered: July 2009 Posts: 1,866 Sun May 2, 2010 6:42pm Hello Joni. Lovely looking picture with the colours of the anomones as view point. The old stuf around makes it interesting to look at. Cheers from Jan janper44 Registered: December 2009 Posts: 7,083 Mon May 3, 2010 1:49am One can imagine someone wanting to brighten up the rather drab colors of the workshop and what better than some flowers and what to put them in but a glass jar that in another life might have been used as a home for screws or nails. The vivid colors of the anemones stand out strongly in the image with the available angled light coming through the window working to enhance their presence in the setting. Pat Mark Registered: February 2009 Posts: 1,062 Mon May 3, 2010 8:07pm I love how this fits together, all the textures play against one another. So pretty. wilth Registered: January 2009 Posts: 787 Mon May 3, 2010 10:35pm Hi Joni, I've never seen this flower before, they are pretty and this is a nice capture. The addition of the various shapes and textures and muted tones allow the flowers to stand out. Thanks, Wilt takeapic Registered: August 2009 Posts: 584 Wed May 5, 2010 4:07pm A very pleasing pic. Joni. I am only a beginner but I`m getting more adventurous in my comments on others pics. If the flowers were absent I`d say a very grey pic. Various greys and rust thrown in. But throw in the flowers and it becomes a different "animal". The flowers pick it up and sort of makes the eye wander to see what else is there. Well done Joni.....Charlie. Diane Registered: February 2009 Posts: 4,093 Sun May 9, 2010 6:13pm How perfectly gorgeous this capture is!!! Love the setting of the old workbench and those gorgeous anemones sparking a brilliant eye interest point. Very VERY NICELY DONE!! Tou have such a artistic eye. olddingo Registered: November 2008 Posts: 2,626 Fri May 21, 2010 10:44pm A 1000 acre garden is one big garden Joni!. Lovely almost muted colour here and the flowers stand out proudly on the stonework, David

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