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03.20.2008 // 7:15 PM // by Jonathan Hanlon // 10 Comments “To see a world in a grain of sand and heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palms of your hand and eternity in an hour.” -William Blake

Comments

1. 001 // McAzadi // 03.20.2008 // 8:02 PM

   Great shot, great rule of third for horizen, blue and yellow are great complementary, low angle is perfect!!!!!!!!

2. 002 // angela pierce // 03.20.2008 // 8:47 PM

   Very pretty! Thank you for sharing!

3. 003 // roy_mac_an_iarla // 03.20.2008 // 10:37 PM

   Very clever use of the low angle. The geometric effect is quite unique. congratulations!

4. 004 // Chris Mullins // 03.20.2008 // 11:24 PM

   Please tell me where you took that! I would really, honestly, love to go shoot there this weekend. I’m trying to mind some nice flower scenes like this, but I’ve… no idea where to go.

5. 005 // _becaro_ // 03.21.2008 // 2:47 AM

   fantastic angle…. beautiful shot…

6. 006 // Jonathan Hanlon // 03.21.2008 // 9:19 AM

   Thank you all. I took this in Skagit County.

7. 007 // SeattleClick Photography // 03.21.2008 // 9:23 AM

   Nice one, Jonathan! I like the lower perspective too and the composition. One of these days I’ll finally explore something like this or the tulip festival :o)

8. 008 // forestgladesiwander // 03.21.2008 // 1:13 PM

   Hi, I’m an admin for a group called ForestWander Nature Photography Excellence, and we’d love to have your photo added to the group. Your Picture has been awarded prestigous status in the ForestWander Nature Photography Excellence Group; an invitation only group for recognized artists. Click below to join the group. ForestWander Beautiful Flower Pictures

9. 009 // Jae's pics~ // 03.21.2008 // 5:51 PM

   SO BEAUTIFUL! *For the Love of Photography*</a

10. 010 // laarq // 03.22.2008 // 12:30 PM

    lovely

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