Sunday, February 21, 2010
Howard Rawlings Conservatory
Yesterday, I had a great group of workshop participants at The Howard Rawlings Conservatory, previously The Baltimore Conservatory, named in 2005 after the late Del. Howard P. Rawlings, a State House legend, and the father of the new Mayor of Baltimore, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.
We enjoyed working in the Palm house, the orchid room, the desert room, and the Mediterranean room. These are a few shots I made after the group had left for the day. By then it was late afternoon and the sun was streaming through the conservatory windows...so I made some back lit images of a leaf with a slower shutter to blur a little and an abstract of some orchid petals, while shooting with my 200mm macro attached to a 52 mm extension tube. I then wanted to capture some shots of the Mediterranean room pool, where I helped a student see the bubbles in the pool as a possible image. So I switched lens and played there for a while. It was a fun day at the conservatory and it was nice to shoot some images with lots of color...
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What a terrific series of images Karen. Your work inspires me!
ReplyDeleteThanks Big John! As does your work inspire me!
ReplyDeleteI love the water abstracts and the color washes of the plant leaf and flower are beautiful! Barbara K
ReplyDeleteThanks Barb! I was happy to shoot something colorful!
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