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Evolution104

Two's a crowd

Everybody's feasting before the snow flies...

hil26

I nearly did not spot that ladybug

Lovely image
creators

Beautiful image John.
peteski

Splendid capture. I had to look twice after seeing the ladybug comment!
Evolution104

peteski wrote:
Splendid capture. I had to look twice after seeing the ladybug comment!

Many thanks Pete.
I'm torn on whether to enhance the lady bug or not. Having something of additional interest in a picture, which might surprise an observant viewer, is a good thing I think.

In his book, George Barr says "In really good photographs, there is often as much going on at the edges as there is in the center, and there is much to explore in the image".
I guess it's that 'little extra to explore' in this image that I'm happy with.

John
Evolution104

hil26 wrote:
I nearly did not spot that ladybug

Lovely image

I'm glad you did - she adds some real interest I think Smilie_PDT

Thanks Dave.
Evolution104

creators wrote:
Beautiful image John.

Thanks Keith. I am very happy with this one. I think I will process this again and take a little more care with the details. It's certainly one of the better pictures I taken lately.

John
creators

Evolution104 wrote:


In his book, George Barr says "In really good photographs, there is often as much going on at the edges as there is in the center, and there is much to explore in the image".

John


It's always a treat when there is a another story going on or a touch of something else in a picture. It's be interesting to do picture exercises on the forum, not a comp, but a theme or an idea that we could each explore in our own way and share the pictures.
BA Fly

This is beautiful. I love the way the colours of the butterfly and background balance so well - all the colours do actually.

Kind of glad the badybird isn't a red one - that would have upset the colour balance.
Evolution104

BA Fly wrote:
This is beautiful. I love the way the colours of the butterfly and background balance so well - all the colours do actually.

Kind of glad the badybird isn't a red one - that would have upset the colour balance.

Many thanks. We have a lot of Asian ladybugs around these days. They are more orange in colour than the red ones I remember as a child.

I'm glad you can see my photos now Laughing
BA Fly

Yes, so am I! I really don't know what the problem was though.

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