An old photo of a pink tulip with a new look. In this age of technology there is no longer such a thing as an old photo. With a little tweaking, a filter or two, an old photo can have new life breathed into it.
Is is recycling, repurposing, or renewing? Or is it simply enjoying the beauty that always was?
As is so often the case with me, I was so focused on getting a clear, closeup shot of this white Lisianthus that it wasn’t until I’d downloaded my photos that I noticed the two balls within.
It was as if there was a pair of green eyeballs looking up at me. In retrospect I’m rather glad that I didn’t notice them earlier, they’re a tad freaky!
When there are Lisianthus at the supermarket, there is no way I am able to walk past without adding a couple of bunches to my trolley. They are such a beautiful bloom.
Their old-world appearance gives them an old-world charm that appeals so very much to me. Particularly when I can add a filter or two to make them even more-so!
When I photographed this beautiful rose bud it was far from being dusty. It was so fresh and so fragrant, but through the miracle of modern technology, and just a little tweaking, it’s true self has been concealed.
This is what happens when you combine phone apps and waiting of an afternoon at the school for your children… tweaked up flowers!
It’s hard to say if this is a white spider-mum or on seeing the green towards the centre, if this could actually be an albino spider-mum. If there is such a thing, lol.
Regardless of the answer, it’s still a very beautiful bloom!
