Gardening Gone Wild Photo Contest: June 2011
Subject: Show the Motion
Judge: Joshua McCullough of PhytoPhoto
Entry: "The wormhole in the backyard"
This photo was featured in an early post waay back in April of 2009; post number eleven, to be exact. The post, with its accompanying photos, is one of my personal favorites. Click on this link to take a trip back in time for a bit of Alice-in-Wonderland style fun. I had to reprocess the photo as the entry rules insist on a minimum of 800 pixels on the long side. Yeah, so I boosted the contrast a bit more as well. Yeah, that's a poppy seed head in the middle. Trippy, huh?
Words and photos © 2009-2011 Caroline Homer for "The Shovel-Ready Garden". Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.
Judge: Joshua McCullough of PhytoPhoto
Entry: "The wormhole in the backyard"
This photo was featured in an early post waay back in April of 2009; post number eleven, to be exact. The post, with its accompanying photos, is one of my personal favorites. Click on this link to take a trip back in time for a bit of Alice-in-Wonderland style fun. I had to reprocess the photo as the entry rules insist on a minimum of 800 pixels on the long side. Yeah, so I boosted the contrast a bit more as well. Yeah, that's a poppy seed head in the middle. Trippy, huh?
Words and photos © 2009-2011 Caroline Homer for "The Shovel-Ready Garden". Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.
nice photo. and thanks for the tip about the saffron.
ReplyDeletewow, i wonder how you did it!
ReplyDeleteAndrea, if you click on the link to the original post and scroll down to the Comments session, I discuss my, erm, "technique" there. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! And yes, very Alice IWL.
ReplyDeleteWay cool man! :)
ReplyDeleteThis IS trippy! Did you spin the plants areound, or did you spin the camera? Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteYOu've got me wondering.
David/ Tropical Texana/ :-)
I don't know how you did this, but I love it!
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