I kept returning to photograph these grasses at the Iconpainter’s Villas. Every time I was struck by the plumed silhouettes against sea and mountains and sky. Yet it was several days before it occurred to me snap them in monochrome. I’m glad I did. I had Paula in mind when I took this photo too, so a big thanks to her for this week’s challenge ‘shape’ and thus the chance to post it.
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Wow!
beautiful!
Thank you,
Oh, excellent shapes, Tish!
Lovely photography.
I love silhouetted shapes against the sky. You did a wonderful job with these!
Many thanks, Marilyn. I had the best ingredients 🙂
Nicely captured Tish – love the feathery plumes. They would make a beautiful textile pattern.
I think so too 🙂
Stunning Tish, I’m with Jude, a couple of big cushions would be great.
That’s a great idea, Gilly. I can just see them.
This is so “Tish”, and in the grand scale 😀 I so love it! Thank you so very much.
So glad you like it, Paula. Am now grinning from ear to ear 🙂
Such a lovely composition.
🙂
Perfectly composed, they seem to be dancing. Good subject for monochrome, very artistic
They did dance, you’re right 🙂
Fabulous Tish
Thank you, bushboy.