Very nice. I like the different treatment of the oft-photographed subject. Was there dew on the petals? If yes, then it might have looked good if it was more obvious. Right now I am confused about what is there on the red petals.
Gaurav On 12/19/05, David Mann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Soon after graduating my partner went over to Texas for a few months > to assist in some research at one of the universities. She brought > home some poppy seeds and after planting a few in the garden we soon > found the things sprouting all over the place. Poppies are nice so > we just let them grow. This is one of many plants that grew between > the cracks in the paving stones. > > Most of them were black in the centre but occasionally we'd have a > white one, as shown here. > > http://www.bluemoon.net.nz/photo/printsdb/view.php?p=166&t=1 > > They're very interesting to photograph, particularly as the flowers > are coming out of the buds. The slightest hint of wind sends them > swaying all over the place so you need a very still day. > > We've since moved house but we still have a good crop of poppies in > our herb garden because some seeds somehow hitched a ride with a > parsley plant we brought with us. > > Cheers, > > - Dave > > >
