Warm colours of a dried flower with an abstract reflection by Marjolijn van den Berg

This photograph: "Warme kleuren van een gedroogde bloem met een abstracte reflectie" is a macro photograph of a dried Zeeland knapweed, with a mirror image of the dried flower visible below it, on the ground. During the drying process, the petals have changed from pink and white to a beautiful brown hue. The background is a warm green / green-brown / pistachio green. I kept the depth of field relatively shallow in this photograph. As a result, the foreground section of the petals is razor-sharp, and the further back (or forward) you look, the blurrier the image becomes. This creates a natural sense of depth in the photograph, lending a sense of tranquillity to the image

The warm colours of brown and terracotta, combined with the green, give me an autumnal feeling.
Thanks to the simplicity, natural look and tranquillity of this photograph, it would look wonderful, for example, in a minimalist, rustic or natural interior.
This abstract photograph would, for example, look stunning as wall art in the bedroom on an ArtFrame above the bed, as wallpaper in the hall as a striking focal point, or simply above the sofa in the living room – perhaps mounted on aluminium! It would also look lovely on the wall in a meeting room or waiting room (business setting).
©Marjolijn van den Berg This piece can be combined well to form a set with the work: "Abstracte reflectie - Spiegelbeeld van een gedroogde bloem in warme kleuren" (work code: 1994379)