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Inciting Violets

© Graham J. Weiss

Inciting Violets

Uploaded: July 10, 2007

Description

Red roses and scattered blue lobelia flowers, frozen in ice. Flash assisted, backlit. Inspired by Valentine's Day and the romance of the poem, Roses are Red, Violets are Blue (violets were unavailable at the time of capturing of this image) My apologies in advance should my image induce bliss!

Shot shutter priority, 1/30 second exposure, utilising Nikkor 18 - 70 lens @ f7.1/70mm

Comments

Joan Powell July 10, 2007

Love the idea , effect and the lovely photo . #688868

Suzanne L July 12, 2007

Beautiful creation here. Love it! #4502197

Linda Donnelly July 15, 2007

Remarkable photo. Very clever composition. Saw this on Editor's First Picks. Congrats. #4511231

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