This week Jenn at ‘Traveling at Wits End‘ asks:
This week our challenge is to photograph the simplicity of a scene which may mean making choices on what to leave out.
I love taking photos of flowers shooting slightly into the light and using a clear sky as a backdrop, though it is sometimes hard to isolate just one bloom.
‘A single Tulip’, Sizergh Castle, 2017.
And in Monochrome for perhaps an even simpler image, I cannot decide which I like best.
‘A single tulip 2’, Sizergh Castle, 2017.
Ken
Pictures without film. 
That’s one exuberant tulip! Thank you for following my blog. I’m just now exploring yours.
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Thank you, and looking forward to spending more time with your blog when I get chance.
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Hope you do. Look far enough and you will see something interesting takes on tulips.
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Wow it looks so tall – ginormous
And fits the simple
Theme well
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Oh and I like the color
Version of this best
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Thanks 🙂
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Although I love the vibrant colour I love the monochrome pic.
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Thank you for popping by.
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My pleasure.
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You’re so right at how difficult it is to isolate subjects like flowers. Getting low and shooting up gave you both a different perspective and a clean background. Thanks for participating in the Weekly Photo Challenge at Traveling at Wits End https://witsend-travel.com/ See you next week!
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Thank you
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