Anatomy of a rose | mikeosbornphoto

Anatomy of a rose

Cut flowers do not last long. I like to take photographs of them so that they survive beyond their limited life. This was a pristine bunch of white roses, which I have detailed in a series of nine different shots, with rows of colour, monochrome and sepia.

Enjoy the composite effect and scroll through the gallery by clicking on the first frame.

Rose One

Rose Two

Rose Three

Rose Four

Rose Five

Rose Six

Rose Seven

Rose Eight

Rose Nine

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Tags: florals, monochrome, nature, photography, roses, sepia, white rose

3 thoughts on “Anatomy of a rose”

ckponderings on January 16, 2013 at 22:53 said:

Great images! :D

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- mikeosbornphoto on January 16, 2013 at 22:54 said:
  
  Thanks Richard! Never worry again about having to throw out that precious bunch of flowers.
  
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  - ckponderings on January 16, 2013 at 23:05 said:
    
    Haha! :D
    
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