Abstract in Green
I’m experimenting with the Lensbaby Composer, a sweet little lens on a ball and socket that allows me to swivel the lens and focus on a focal point – or not! I find that using what some photographers refer to as a “play lens” frees me from the rules and lets me take photographs that I usually see only in my imagination.
I love the abstract feel of this plant leaf taken with the macro-adapter. A bit dreamy, out of focus, a bit like thinking about the nearness of spring while mired in the last days of January.
I simply HAVE to get a Lensbaby. I keep talking about it, but I think it’s time to do it! Love the effect you achieved in this one.
This is really beautiful, Bo. I’m yearning for spring as well. I’ve had enough of this bitter cold.
Well as to Spring the Ground Hog has his say on Tuesday.
The abstract feel of your lensbaby is pretty cool.
I like the image and color, Bo. For some reason it immediately made me think of pictographs, perhaps Egyptian.
Such beautiful greens. Have been wanting to play with a lensbaby myself. What unusual and wonderful ‘spring’ effects!!!
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Very springtime! Like this one.