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What a vibrant and poignant photo, Ellen! The perspective is amazing, and the delicately perched butterfly adds its own color to this ode to nature. Well done!
Beautiful composition! Feels like a small segment of a larger still life. And glad the butterfly landed so you could capture it. Its wings remind me of the petals on the flowers around it!
Thank you all for your comments, especially about the composition of this photo. Now the process that made it possible. I found the butterfly, dead on the sidewalk, which felt so sad. Brought it home and it got me thinking how best to honor it. Having just come from photographing a sunflower farm, and having picked some fresh flowers, I thought why not place the butterfly on the flower. A black backdrop on the floor, the flowers, and the butterfly placed exactly where I wanted it, and this photographer uncomfortably sitting on the hard tile, et viola, a beautiful composition of a moment in time! And hence the title – Sunflower Still Life.
A moment caught in time. Beautiful color contrasts, and composition. You have the eye!
Headshot of the butterfly and the sunflower. Loved it!
I LOVE this photo! So peaceful! Actually makes me feel like I’m standing right there soaking in the beauty!
Thanks for sharing!
What a vibrant and poignant photo, Ellen! The perspective is amazing, and the delicately perched butterfly adds its own color to this ode to nature. Well done!
What a joyful photo! This is what everyone needs to make them happy! Great shot
What a beautiful composition of shapes, lines, and colors in nature
What brilliant and spectacular colors! Love this composition!
Great combination of colors and textures!
Beautiful composition! Feels like a small segment of a larger still life. And glad the butterfly landed so you could capture it. Its wings remind me of the petals on the flowers around it!
Thank you all for your comments, especially about the composition of this photo. Now the process that made it possible. I found the butterfly, dead on the sidewalk, which felt so sad. Brought it home and it got me thinking how best to honor it. Having just come from photographing a sunflower farm, and having picked some fresh flowers, I thought why not place the butterfly on the flower. A black backdrop on the floor, the flowers, and the butterfly placed exactly where I wanted it, and this photographer uncomfortably sitting on the hard tile, et viola, a beautiful composition of a moment in time! And hence the title – Sunflower Still Life.