SS 1/160, F16, ISO 200
“Anything that excites me for any reason, I will photograph; not searching for unusual subject matter, but making the commonplace unusual.” – Edward Weston
For those who may not have visiting my blog before, or those who have, but might have forgotten, the Gerber Daisy represents cheer in the Victorian Language of Flowers – thus the title.
Absolutely stunning!!
Thank you Susan! Have a wonderful weekend!
superb!
Many thanks Jose!
I love this shot Robyn 😀
Thank you Joe! I enjoyed the images you posted today as well!
Beauty usually unseen from the ‘cup’ of stability … the petal holder.
Beautiful words! Smiles!
In my writing workshops, Robyn, my favorite exercise is to have participants create unusual, play-on-words or simply perfect titles for short stories, articles and poems.
You created the perfect title for this photograph! And the quote under the picture is excellent, too!
You are the artist who combines the creative processes of ALL the mediums, and reminds us of the talents and visions that writers, musicians, and all artists have in common!
liked the light falling on the flower and the details 🙂
A beautiful reminder that the perspective we bring to our everyday experiences is what makes all the difference. Absolutely beautiful!
My mum said it was rude to turn your back on someone when they were talking! Nice one.
Fantastic!
Thanks so very much Lili!
Exactly so! Perfect title!
Smiles Laurie!
Gerbera flower is my favorite. And yes the true essence of photography is “making the commonplace unusual”!
Many thanks for the share.
You are very welcome Dilip! So happy to know you enjoyed the post. Blessings, Robyn
Clever shot, clever title 🙂
Thanks Randall!