Good morning dear Friends and Photography Lovers🙌📸
It looks like today will be a lovely, chilly day for this weather, but a lovely, sunny day.
When it comes to the beauty of something, today I continue with the red beauty, with the beautiful poppies. Their beauty but also their fragility is truly fascinating and it is a great pity that Mother Nature decided that they would last so short. Imagine, dear friends, how wonderful they would be in winter, when everything is white. But everything has its time according to earthly rules
Poppies don't ask for attention, yet they always get it. I hope it will also get your attention in this, the second part of the series about the red beauty.
So, let's go see red Beauty
As I wrote in the first post, yesterday, these photos were taken in May 2020. At a time when the damn Covid was raging, when we didn't know if these were our last days or if we would survive. And I wasn't afraid for myself, I felt terrible fear for my children and grandchildren, like all other people with families.
But let's leave all the ugly behind us and forget, let's remember all the beautiful, like these beautiful and fragile poppies
They are like silent poetry in the midst of everyday life – gentle, but with a message. Wherever they appear, they bring a dose of magic and color to the world. That's exactly what I want to show with the following photos and I say: "Add some color to the world"
I decided to end today's post with poppies in black and white. They are beautiful even without color.
All photos were taken with the Olympus E-M10 Mark III. They were processed in Photoshop, I additionally took away a little contrast to give a better impression of their fragility.
And this is all for Today dear Friends, see you Tomorrow!
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