Another grungy flower using yesterday’s abstract from the sailing yard and a chrysanthemum shot from earlier this year.

Another take on a grungy flower. Recycled my rippled water photo along with an earlier orchid shot.

Another take on the Rippled Chrysanthemum. A different shot of ripples and a different shot of a chrysanthemum.

A composite of a chrysanthemum and concrete wall shots.

Well, just when I thought that I could not make another grungy flower. Here is one with the geranium from the previous post.

Another photo composite using a waterlily shot from the Conservatory of Flowers and Repitition from Sunday out in Sunol.

Composite of a waterlily shot with a buckeye tree image from Henry Coe state park. Maybe, a little too centered but it appeared to be the only positioned that worked.

Today, I received my new Canon 5D just after the sunlight was gone. I decided to buy an upgrade because I am going to starting marketing my prints. My friends from the printing class recommended that I be able to make larger prints. Good advice so I decided to bump up my resolution to give me cropping room and still be big enough for large printing sizes. Time will tell how long it takes to adjust to a full frame sensor. This is a sandwich with a waterlily shot with a 5D shot of wide open lights and grasses.

I was working on another grunge flower but decided I liked the color too much to go to the toned B&W.

Another is the “grungy” flower series. This the same waterlily shot sandwiched with the small waterfall surrounded by clover. This little waterfall is one of my favorite ilttle spots at the Berkeley Botanical gardens.