Clemson Clad

[Steven Dillon]

Clemson Clad is a composition from the Rye Patch in Aiken, SC.

From my blog The Artist's Story:
"I get lucky every now and then while exploring the Rye Patch grounds by coming across flowers that were presumably left behind after some type of an event. On this particular spring afternoon, I discovered some very nice daisies. Since I don’t know what purpose they served I can’t say the occasion had any relationship to Clemson, but the subject in Clemson Clad certainly has the right color scheme. The purple ring really creates an attention target for the center of the flower. To me, the piece projects a feeling of power as if the center was a Clemson sun or star that was radiating their purple and orange light beams."

Techs:
Canon 5DMkIII
F/22
1/2 second
ISO-100
180mm + 2X
No Flash
Gitzo tripod
Acra Swiss B1

 

[crimbfighter]

Really nice. I love the colors.

 

[Steven Dillon]

Really nice. I love the colors.

Thank you.

 

[smoke665]

Very nice, though I'm more partial to Crimson and White

 

[jcdeboever]

Nice. Maize and Blue here.

 

[Steven Dillon]

Very nice, though I'm more partial to Crimson and White

Thank you.

 

[Steven Dillon]

Nice. Maize and Blue here.

Me too - Go Blue. Grew up in MI so I've always been a fan. Was a Computer Science student at the Dearborn campus before graduating from GVSU. Got my Masters from James Madison so I have lots of school colors. ;-)