Last dying colors

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Personally, I love both color and black and white photography, and I like to make both of them, but colorful photos of flowers or something like that force me to come back to the colors over and over again! What do I mean by that, I don't know a person who is not impressed by the beauty of a flower containing more than three colors or something else.
Everyone loves to see colors in the most different situations, their depth of cheerfulness makes us look more joyful, delighted. In the last few days, as I looked at the flowers I could see in my garden or in nature, it was a pleasure that could not be measured by anything.
Mostly I was trying to find flowers with at least some insect: a bee, a fly or something. Why do I do that ?! I needed some drama in terms of nobody wanting to see a flower photo, no matter how beautiful he was. Sometimes some action is needed!
In yesterday's post I talked about repetitions in the process of creating and finding photos! Today I went back to the flower where I photographed the ladybug, I managed (in my personal opinion) to make an even better photo than yesterday (the irony of fate), such situations happen all the time and are pretty "normal"!
These days, it is very difficult to find colors that are not monotonous in nature or difficult to find at all. The slow process of dying, the way I call it autumn!
Each color and every insect in this final phase is very important, because there comes a period of 5-6 months where it will not be possible to see a niche except snow, eternal whiteness.
What more can I say today was Color Day, I hope you enjoy their impact!


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I've never posted a photo of myself so far, but now I'll make an exception, the photo was taken during my own activity in my own backyard


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24.10.2019. Thanks for visiting my photo blog
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