05.18.2022 Wordless Wednesday II-Red Trillium Noir
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Beautifully understated and elegant. Well seen, Steve.
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Thank you, Eliza!
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Not film noir but digital noir. It works.
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Thanks. I had a mental block and film noir escaped me at the time. All I could think of was bête noire and that obviously wasn’t right.
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A bit melancholy but still lovely and as Eliza said above, elegant.
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Thanks, Robert. The melancholia was lifted once the bud opened.
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Understated and elegant–just a beautiful photo.
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Thanks, Tina. There’s something about the way these red trillium buds lay upon a leaf that attracts me and the difference in texture makes a nice contrast.
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Very nice. This works really well in black and white.
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Thanks, Todd. I liked the distribution of light so worked with that.
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I like it. Lovely textures.
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Thanks, Dave!
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