Nothing was working. My usual table was
covered with craft projects, I grabbed a shiny wood table instead. I couldn’t find the right vase. The vases were too short, too tall, too
skinny, or too wide. I went with the
vase that was too wide. It looked like
it was going to tip over, so I put black rocks in the bottom to anchor it down.
Then I put the vase in front of my
go-to-window for pictures. I began shooting.
It worked.
It worked.
I always
find it amazing when I don’t think anything is going right, and then out of
nowhere it all comes together perfectly.
Today I am
linking up with Kim Klassen’s Friday Finds.
My Friday
Finds are these lovely lilies and learning to let go of how I think things should
be, and enjoying what is.
Both photos were textured with kk_touchof-1.
Thanks for
stopping by!
Have a great
weekend!
Michelle
Sooo beautiful Michelle!! I love the way the lilies droop to the side, and the black rocks in the bottom. I've had those kind of photo shoots, and when it comes out perfect, what a great feeling! Magic!
ReplyDeletegood morning Michelle...what a perfect photo of your beautiful lilies! Don't you just love it when the magic happens...and it all comes together?
ReplyDeleteI would say you did it perfect, what a wonderful image. I love callas anyway because they are so simple and stately. But you have photographed just so wonderfully. Beautiful work Michelle.
ReplyDeleteOh beautiful such elegant flowers...
ReplyDeleteOh... stunning ...
ReplyDeleteI love the graceful sweep in the top photo! You found some beautiful lilies.
ReplyDeletebeautiful - the white backgrounds suits the lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteGraceful and elegant. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteThose lilies are wonderful, Michelle !
ReplyDeleteAnd your photos are great ... so nice when it turns out great ! :-)
Enjoy the weekend,
Sylvia
Wow - great pictures! The light does make the lilies stand out in a wonderful way!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend to you,
Nina
oh just stunning. These are not generally my favorite flowers (I usually like more rustic flowers) but you have made them look absolutely beautiful
ReplyDeleteoh my ~!!~ an absolutely gorgeous still life there in that first shot~!
ReplyDeletelove the light, the contrasts and that beautiful slow arc that the flowers make . . . WOW~!
well done.
:-)
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