As a counterpoint to Paula’s (stunning) low key offering for this prompt, here’s my high key one:
High Key Exit
Her theme was most apposite, because only last evening I noticed these white daffodils gracefully decaying…not long for this world…..
I shall soon be accused of being a one-trick pony – “not MORE dead flowers”!!!!!
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Beautiful
It looks more like a painting than a photo
Thanks, Debi! I had some fun processing this….
Very delicate, Sue, like a watercolour painting. (I don’t mind the dead flowers!)
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Thanks, Pete! Actually, I think a lot of people like my defunct flowers!
So delicate Sue and yes it is like a water colour painting.
Thank you, Pauline!
I’ve been following suit on the dead flower front (inspired by you). Your dying flowers are always fascinating. And this is anyway an utterly lovely composition. Ethereal.
Thank you for your generous compliment, Tish! Much appreciated – and ethereal does neatly describe these 😀
have just posted my decaying roses 🙂
I shall go look!
I will most certainly not accuse you 😀 This is a work of art!
Glad you approve, Paula – but I expected you to like them! 😀
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They don’t look too far gone and I love the cloudy background!
Yay!
Couldn’t be more different than Paula’s, and yet the same level of beauty in both. Tish has nailed it with “ethereal”.
Thank you, Meg! As I said to Tish, I do think ethereal a good descriptor!
Still such a lovely trio, Sue. I like seeing your dead flowers, so carry on regardless. 🙂
Oh, I shall!
Bravo! 😀
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wonderful and delicate, Sue
Thanks! 😀
Very nice high-key image!
A different kind of decay to your photographs!
Not at all, they’re really compelling.
Thanks, Gilly!
It’s like a delicate watercolour Sue 🙂 Absolutely delightful!
Many thanks, Sarah!
My pleasure Sue 🙂
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Such a perfect capture of these beauties Sue! I love it! 😀 ♥
Glad you like them, Sonel! 😀
You have made something sad into something beautiful. Very arty.
Thanks, Wivi!
That’s a beautiful shot of Narcissi – I’ve never thought of a high-key shot for that subject and now I wonder why I didn’t think of it. I always look forward to Narcissi more than Daffodils. I think it must be something to do with the delicate colours
Look forward to seeing some f rom you, then!
Now there’s a challenge for me!
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Lovely high key settings, Jude!
Were you responding to a comment Jude made, Dina?
Sorry, Sue, not it should of course be Sue!!:-)
My silly fingers …
Teehee! I’ve done the same!