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The grocery store had a ton of lovely Easter lilies and some calla lilies in 4 different colors.The two below aren't great shots because the lighting was very uneven, but I wanted to show the pretty colors!
Explore #254 on 4-9.
Hi all, I hope your having a fun week and not working to hard. ;-)
I don't have any time for new shots at the moment, so here's few I did back in August.
Cheers, Brenda. (-:
Flowers~
Preposterously feminine in their folds, she waits for the rest of the world
to see the wombs of the earth, and life expelled like pollen~
stamens shuddering with life,
slide into the velvet folds of the calla lily~
the most primordial of pleasures.
~Jennifer Phillips
Fleur Calla - Essai à la limite de la sur exposition
Calla flower - Testing the limits of the exposure
As you can see I've run out of ideas for titles of callas. Oh well.
This is the pride of Home Depot - not from our garden - but I still think it's almost worthy. I had fun playing with my lights again.
Lighting stuff: I used side lighting here here to create the shadows that reveal shapes and textures. The hero light was a Yongnuo flash in a soft box and was triggered by a Yongnuo trigger.
I have other Calla lily pictures in my cleverly titled Calla Lily set if you like that sort of thing.
Purple Calla Lily taken in natural light and processed in Aperture 3 using Silver Efex Pro 2
© 2013 Christopher Noronha
One from my 365 project.
As we seem to be drowning in Union flags in the UK at the moment, here's some Photoshop silliness with the calla lily.
This is achieved by following Gavin Hoey's 'Wrap a texture around an object' tutorial:
Incidentally, I once did this to poor Humphrey. I can't remember why.:
My grandmother carried calla lilies at her wedding and I was always intrigued since we usually associate them with death. A few months before he died, and the last time I saw him, my grandfather asked me to plant some bulbs at her grave though he knew they most likely wouldn't last through the New York winter.
Years later I tried to find some to bury with him but they were not to be found anywhere on Long Island in the summer. A few months later I ended up in California where they literally grow like weeds.
And I carried some at my own wedding.