“Photography” is derived from the Greek words photos (“light”) and graphein (“to draw or paint”).
Painting with Light
“When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence.” – Ansel Adams
The “painting” effect of this image was achieved by motion while the shutter was wide open in addition to over exposing the subject. The subject in this image is a bouquet of pink and yellow Alstroemeria (Lilies).
Robyn Graham Photography 
Very cool
Thank you Nora! Have a wonderful evening. Robyn
Like a beautiful watercolor!
It is, isn’t it?! Thanks so much Linda! Have a wonderful day! Robyn
gorgeous
gorgeous!!!!!!
Thank you!!! Have a beautiful day! Robyn
Stunning – it really does look much like a painting – abstract one – Love it Robyn! x RL 🙂
Thank you Robyn! So glad you liked it. It is a little out of my box but I thought it was unique and fun and pretty too! Have a lovely day full of smiles! Robyn
Fabulous, cool idea!
Thanks so much Eva! Have a fabulous day! Robyn
Nice!
While reading the title, I had to think about something I wanted to do for a long time. You have surely heard from “Light painting”? This would be a nice challenge to dive into…
Have a great day!
Charlie
Thanks so much Charles! I can’t wait to see what you come up with when you begin experimenting with light painting! Have a fabulous and fun weekend! Robyn
Very pretty. Also, a cool effect.
Thanks so much David! I hope you have a lovely weekend! Blessings, Robyn
I love this effect! Reminds me of a watercolor painting. Awesome!
Thanks ever so much Susan! I loved your post today too! It’s all about the light! Have a fabulous weekend! Robyn
Love Love Love!
Many thanks Nita! You made my day! Have a fabulous weekend! Robyn
Beautiful picture, Robyn, and wonderful quote by Ansel Adams. It reminds me of a free-spirited watercolor instead of a photograph. Amazing.
Oh Marylin what a beautiful compliment! Thank you ever so much! Blessings, Robyn