A Photographer's Garden 4
posted by Art Durkee at 1:27 AM
Thursday, July 29, 2010
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- Name: Art Durkee
- Location: Nomadic, Western and Midwestern, United States
A wandering musician, artist, and writer, traveling across the face of the earth and sharing what is encountered. Has won awards for music composition, visual art, and creative writing.
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2 Comments:
Such pristine images, art. I wonder how ever does your garden mange it. You and your garden I should say. Presumably these flowers get a little help from you and from your skills as a photographer.
Let's just say that one chooses one's angle carefully. :) Basically, when shooting, one looks for the best shot, with awareness of the background. So I try to get more foliage than brick in the background, and mostly succeed. Of this group, I'm particularly proud of the last two, the calla lily and the roses.
I've got several more calla lilies planted, and they're growing well, but so far this is the only bloom.
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