More fun with flowers! :p

Digital Matt · Sep 22, 2005

I'm really enjoying photographing still life, and for lack of a better subject, I end up with flowers. In an attempt to keep things interesting, I turned this one 90 degrees and mirrored it in photoshop.

Let me know what you think.

JTHphoto · Sep 22, 2005

i think this is awesome, it has a kaleidoscope feel to it... love the way you faded the title too. would love to see more done like this...:thumbup:

Digital Matt · Sep 22, 2005

Thanks JTH

I might do another. I have about 60 shots from that session from various angles, and a few different flowers.

Nikon Fan · Sep 22, 2005

Very cool Matt

Your PS skills seem endless...love the background colors with this flower...can't wait to see more creations from you.

Eric. · Sep 22, 2005

Amazing shot! Curious to what the background is though. It's a good concept. Good job once again!

Raymond J Barlow · Sep 22, 2005

amazing

EVPohovich · Sep 22, 2005

Very nice composition Matt. Have you thought aboutcurbing the joining parts of the stems? It might make the tranition more fluid IMHO.

Soraiden · Sep 22, 2005

Very...striking.

PS CS2? or another?

M @ k o · Sep 22, 2005

Whew ! Fantastic image ! Nice work DM.

Randog · Sep 22, 2005

Very nice I love it!

Digital Matt · Sep 23, 2005

Thanks everyone. EVpohovich, I'm not sure what you mean about curbing. I thought the stems looked neat joined like they are though.

I use PS 7.0 btw.

Thanks again everyone.

vonnagy · Sep 24, 2005

Digital Matt said:
I use PS 7.0 btw.

viva la old school photoshop users

. hahaha, i am still on pshop 5.5, i just prefer it for some reason, feels like an old friend.

Btw, choice shot, I love the creativity on this and its a very crisp composition!

Digital Matt · Sep 26, 2005

Thanks Mark

I enjoy photoshop 7, but there are a few nice improvements in CS that make me really want to upgrade. The biggest one is, when in full screen mode, you can pan around the image, and actually move it offscreen. If you are working on the corner of the image, you can move it so the corner is in the center of your screen. I'm getting very spoiled by this, having CS at work.