Showing posts with label daisies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daisies. Show all posts

Thursday, October 1, 2020

Sampling ofDaisies

 


Sampling of Daisies

I took many photographs of daisies around our campground in Red River, New Mexico, and after processing all of them, I thought these were special enough to be highlighted in my gallery in Fine Art America.  Take a look…

Faces Lifted

This bunch of daisies just seemed to be destined to be a digital watercolor, so how could I argue.  Found alongside the road in our campground, their happy faces just seemed to love the sunshine on a late summer morning.

Perfect

It’s not often that I find an absolutely perfect daisy growing alone, separate from the rest.  The simplicity of this image is very striking to me.  You can almost meditate while gazing at it.


Blown Away

As I was photographing daises while on a camping trip, the breeze began to blow, as it tends to do.  I waited patiently (well, semi-patiently) for the breeze to pause, and when it didn’t, I just decided to go with the flow, and see what portrait I could get.  I like the feeling of motion; it reminds us that nothing stays the same in Nature.

Enjoy!

Note: Each of these pieces are available for purchase at https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/nadine-berg.


Friday, May 26, 2017

Foto Art Friday – May 26 2017
Package of Three
When I was in Texas on a pleasure trip a couple of weeks ago, I captured an image of 3 daisy-type flowers blooming on the side of the road.  After capturing them as an image, I decided to play around with effects and convert them into a pencil drawing.  I absolutely cannot draw to save my soul, but I can recreate the effect using photographic software.  I then used that image as the foundation for this photo collage piece. 
Package of Three
Enjoy!
This image is available in a number of different formats and finishes at www.fineartamerica.com/profiles/nadine-berg.