This photo shows a close-up of a dried flower, possibly from a wild carrot (Daucus carota), in the bottom left corner of the image. The structure consists of many fine, star-shaped parts that combine to create a compact, spherical shape. The colours are muted and range from dark brown to grey and light purple. The texture of the dried plant is captured in detail.
The background is soft and out of focus (bokeh). The top half of the photo consists of an even, light, blue-grey sky, giving a sense of openness and space. The lower half of the background is darker and fainter, appearing to be a landscape or horizon.
The composition places the subject asymmetrically, creating a dynamic effect and leading the viewer's gaze to the dried seed head. The light is soft and diffuse, enhancing the serene and melancholic mood of the photo. The overall impression is calm and minimalist, with an emphasis on natural details and the transience of nature.
My name is Patrick Mertens, but in creative circles I am also known as Pat Probleme, my alter ego always looking for new ways to capture the world. Through this site, you will get an insight into how I see the world - through my eyes and.. Read more…