I happen to think photos should not always be sharp and in focus. It all depends on what story you want to tell. I find it quite appropriate that a story of New Years Eve should be slightly blurry. So be prepared for an impressionistic series…
This topic may seem a bit off season but I mostly run my photos for the blog chronologically and now the time has come for New Years Eve.
I never notied before I began photographing for real how beautiful trees are without leaves.
Okay, last shot with richly structured evergreens on a blurry background. I promise. At least for now…
While working with editing the shots from this series I am in constant wonder at how beautiful the bushes become when I move in close. Perhaps I am experiencing the magic of nature…
Another view of boxwood, this time with a green backdrop.
Another thing I love – shallow depth of field…
Ahh, another favoritte with muted colours, interesting texture, and appealing shapes. I can’t believe how much better I like these gardens close-up.
Will you look at those shapes and layers of sage green?
Beech – my favorite, here used as hedge…
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