This is the start of a long series that I am starting to explore. I am not yet sure what direction this will take, but I have a name for the series..
The roses you see, are dead roses
I converted to B&W using the DXO Film Pack set of filters
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Interesting! And a Stone’s song came to my mind, ‘…you can send me dead flowers every morning, Send me dead flowers by the mail, Send me dead flowers to my wedding, And I won’t forget to put roses on your grave… ‘
I have not heard that song!
I love the dark tint. Stunning. xo
Thank you!! Nice new profile pic!
Thank you!!! You’re very welcome, as well. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Aah!! That will take time. Let me evil mind churn a bit!
Hey Rajiv .. a great image
Thanks! I need to pop down to your blog. Long time no see!
Posting any day now 😄
dead roses eh? And monks… rather funereal
How about B & W monks but coloured roses…..any chance of seeing that with your box of magic Rajiv?
Yes, of course!
Never heard it until now – thank you Wendy Kate!
Very cool. Love this.
Thanks! Glad you like it
Wow lovely Picture and I wish you could include my collection of dead flowers including roses , dalia, orchids and even the goodluck chinese bamboo .. I can relate with this one… It touched my heart ..
That would be interesting to do!