I saw a gracefully soaring visual symphony in the simple shapes of a daylily. The stamen appeared as a musical staff, the anthers as notes sitting on that staff and the pistol as a conductor’s baton.A professional freelance photographer that I hired often in my days as a photo editor/buyer had a tag phrase on his promotional materials: “Simple pictures are best!”
I still agree.
Click on picture to enlarge. Photograph © 2008 James Jordan.
3 comments:
I have been photographing a lot of daylilies lately and this is the best description I have come across to describe their special beauty. Lovely as always, James!
Yes, I could feel the music. You have the master's touch!
Nice. Very graceful.
I have taken a lot of pics of this stuff, some of them quite close up, but I never isolated it from the rest of the flower. Nice.
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