The Cymbidium orchid shown below in four variations photographed for transparency on a light box was to feature in its own drama of creative destruction: with the blossoms surgically taken off the stem and photographed against a teal background in a little water in a blue bowl on black velvet. Which variation do you like best?




Florian
17 Feb 2016Hello,
I like the last version the best.
Florian.
Gigi
17 Feb 2016I like all of them, but my favorite is the first or the fourth. Wish I could see those two side by side.
g
mauro
18 Feb 2016Hi Harold, probably the last one, but it’s very difficult to choose between this and the first one. Great work, mostly with the petals’ borders.
Have a nice day,
Mauro