Structure of veins: Dried petals of the Bougainvillea" is a macro photo of beautiful petals growing on some shrubs in Lanzarote. The plant from which these petals come is probably the Bougainvillea. This plant has beautiful beautifully coloured bracts, these are around the real flowers. These have fallen off the plant with the seeds and have been dried by the sun. This made the vein structure of the leaves very visible.
If you zoom in on the photo, you can see that I chose a small depth of field when taking this picture, so a small part is in focus, and everything in front and behind it gradually fades out. This creates depth in the work. This setting also gives a somewhat dreamy atmosphere. The background is fairly even (there is only a gradient from light turquoise to darker turquoise / petrol, due to the light). The leaves are on a mirrored surface, so you can see the leaves again, upside down, and a bit fainter in the ground surface.
Beautiful to hang on the wall as a wall decoration in the bedroom, dining room, kitchen or simply above the sofa, for example on HD metal or canvas!
Also beautiful on the wall in a meeting room / waiting room (business)
©Marjolijn van den Berg
In 2016 Marjolijn van den Berg graduated for professional photography. She likes to experiment with light and different shapes, colors and materials... Read more…