This photograph is ironical because in this beautiful, artificial landscape with gravel, plastic flowers and the painted, iron sculpture, a single flower has blown in and is lying just below the sculpture of leaves and flowers.
Friday, January 4, 2013
Photograph: Fallen Flower
This black and white photograph was taken with the Rollei 35 TE. It was for a project called "Irony" and the irony is a little subtle. It may be too subtle for you to readily see. I used Kodak Tri-X film with an aperture setting of f/8 and a shutter speed of 1/500 sec. Here is the photograph. The irony is explained below.
This photograph is ironical because in this beautiful, artificial landscape with gravel, plastic flowers and the painted, iron sculpture, a single flower has blown in and is lying just below the sculpture of leaves and flowers.
This photograph is ironical because in this beautiful, artificial landscape with gravel, plastic flowers and the painted, iron sculpture, a single flower has blown in and is lying just below the sculpture of leaves and flowers.
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