a photography by Alazanto, Kevin Davis, our son
Taken November 19, 2009
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Beautiful photograph – I love the iron scroll work, and the dash of red from the flowers is perfect! ~ Julie 🙂
Happy holiday memories.
I have to echo Julie’s words! Very lovely, as always. God bless y’all today.
Perfect picture! So precise.
What a wonderful photographer’s eye Kevin had–all of these strong, bold neutral colored lines enclosing that pot of brilliant red blooms–perfect.
A vivid splash of red, gorgeous!
The pop of red is lovely!
As others have said, I too love that “splash” of red, in the middle of the black and neutral colors.
I have been admiring the intimate photographs by Kevin Thomas. I admire his eye for colour, composition, texture and detail. This photograph and the one of the raindrops on the dead leaf are real beauties.
Yes, the composition of this is so good…and I can’t help commenting on that splash of red…gives it real panache!