It's all about the beautiful colors in one of my favorite types of flowers. I love all kinds of daisies.
These gerbera daisies were actually a lot brighter, but I toned them done with the pioneer woman's seventies action applied at 75%.
I was really surprised at the colors that I found in this soft pink daisy.
And finally, I wanted to see what colors would come from these simple classic daisies.
I just love that angle on the second photo...and it is quite amazing how a photo, on first glance, doesn't seem to have too many color options in it...is quite FULL of color upon closer look.
ReplyDeleteDeb, you take the most amazing bloom pics! LOVE the great colors that came out of that lovely pale pink daisy!
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ReplyDeleteThese are very lovely pictures Deb, there is a real delicate look to them. I particularly like your second shot.
ReplyDeletesoo pretty Deb! great shots and processing. you always inspire!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I especially love the colors you found in the second shot. Truly stunning!
ReplyDeleteOh what beautiful Gerbera blooms and the colours are so subtle in your 2nd shot - I'm surprised at the hues you were able to extract. I expected the salmon but not the pink.
ReplyDeleteI love all of those! But the first one has to be my favorite. The 70's action is one of my favorites for doing exactly what you did to your shot...softening it and making it pretty!
ReplyDeleteLoving the softer tones on the second picture!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, all of them - I think the middle one is the most unexpected - all those beautiful colours - really stunning
ReplyDeleteI love these colors!!
ReplyDeleteI love that first daisy shot!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I love those color combos, I could totally see using those for painting a room.
ReplyDelete- Lindzena
Lovely photos and my fave is the last....oh, I wish they were waiting on a bench just for me! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteReally fantastic photos! At least as I wait for spring to arrive in my parts I get to look at great photos like these. It only inspires me more and more as I wait!
ReplyDeleteI ADORE these Deb- wouldn't they look great framed in a guest room or something?!!
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ReplyDeleteLove this post. I cannot WAIT for flowers to bloom like that in my neck of the woods! It's so cold and dreary out! (and I like that link-up! Never seen that one before. :)
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! These are sooooo gorgeous!!
ReplyDeletei just love these color panels... so beautiful, each one... great shots, too! ;)
ReplyDeleteSo simple and so beautiful. Gorgeous colors and shots!
ReplyDeletehi deb, those are all fantastic shots!
ReplyDeletei particularly love the one of the daisies.
I love your colorpalettes, every one is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI like the clean stark white of the daisy up against the weathered wood.
ReplyDeleteKDW
I can imagine just how bright those Gerbera are but I love the more muted tones in your first image and I love the angle of the second image.
ReplyDeleteAnd who can't resist Daisys - beautiful images all of them.
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I love color pallets -- never use them, but love looking at them and creating them. Fun fun.
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