Poppy Season - Part One

Let's change the greeting a little, so I'll say:

Greetings to everyone, especially Photography Lovers📸📸🙌

With today's post, we return to the time of the damned Covid, the beginning of madness, fear, ignorance... In order to get rid of dark thoughts, I used to take my camera in my hands and leave home, somewhere secluded, and spend some time like that, without seeing or hearing anyone anywhere.

This is how the photos from this post were created, in May 2020.

So, let's go see that Red Beauty ❤️

They are fragile, but brave – they are born and dance in the wind without fear of transience.
Every morning a new dream blooms, each petal tells its own story - the story of red beauty

In this, first part of the post, there are photos that have been minimally processed in Photoshop.

Looking at them, you can't help but stop for a moment.

My favorite photo of all my photos of this red beauty

Poppy season is a time of slowing down - that's how I experience them and I can say that these shots helped me slow down and organize my thoughts, banish fear for my family, make me stronger.... Thank you to them!!!!!!!!!!!!

All photos were taken with the Olympus E-M10 Mark III, and the following were processed in Photoshop.

I took the last three photos with my phone, I don't remember which one it was, I think it was Huawei (one of the first in the series). I edited them in a program on it, I think it was Snap Seed or something like that, I don't remember that either, and thank God the memories of the damn Covid are disappearing too.

Since their size and format are unacceptable for my thinking about the same, I put them together in a collage in Photo Scape.

That's all for today, see you tomorrow with the continuation of the series about the red beauty.

👋👋 @goga22