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Photography by Abhinav Saxena
www.abhinavsaxenaphotography.com
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The Calla lily blossom is a thankful motive, here we pointed out another point of view on this subtle and kind offspring nature delivers us.
This is a photo I took a couple of years ago of a calla lily, with all the unseasonably warm weather this week, I've been thinking about the garden.
this is one with a huge light leak which is causing the light half on the left hand side...
It's also overexposed but I was just proofing today.
Deadheads from this year's calla lillies on my back porch. I could let them go, and brought them into the studio, recently, for a few last still life shots. The lighting for this series is one studio light Through the translucent white umbrella, with some fill from stray bouncing light and from a reflector on the opposite side from the main light That main light was kept low to wash across the tops for the texture and leave more 3-D modelling in the subject.
Seen in Sedro Woolley while staying at Grandy Creek Leisure Time Resort (part of Thousand Trails) near Concrete, Washington. (10-05-25-0419)
Spring is very slow and very chilly this year and the calla lillies seem to love this!
Please click, this is much nicer on black, thanks.
These are for dear flickr friend The Hills Are Alive because of her appreciation of these flowers, called Arum Lillies where she lives