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Daisyby ~stuckwithpins

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Wild Animals

Canon 5D Mark II | 50mm
Natural lighting

“Grotesque art has always captivated me. To be able to take what is typically disturbing and manifest something challengingly beautiful is a fascinating expression of creativity.”

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One of my favorite photos from my new book. Please check out the book and consider supporting me with a purchase!

~sigorsky Mar 4, 2013

I see marguerites, rose leaf, rosemary branches... so i guess Daisy is that cute furry creature having her final rest amoungst that field-bouquet. She's been a wild animal all her short life. Just a couple of weeks, it looks like. There is a lot of aspects and ideas appearing according to that image. I really love it! You can think, hehe, of Flemish kitchen-still lifes, just as well as of condolence-cards yeah and most of all of the personal artist's compassion when finding Daisy. The thing is delicately composed with great colours and light, such a great example of an individual aesthetic. At last, i would really appreciate, finally having some words of explanation about the circumstances leading to that photo

*pandatoes31 Jun 5, 2012 Student General Artist

oh no is it dead? if so this is a great way to honor its bunny memory.

~NaturePunk May 5, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Beautiful, if not sad.

~sirk141 May 4, 2012

awwwww he/she is so cute

~MrZeroSpoon May 4, 2012

Beautiful composition. Dark greens and browns,normally a combination hard to work with, are made gorgeous by the whites and yellows so perfectly arranged. Filled with serenity and light that emanates from a part of our lives we often overlook. Well Done!

I do not believe an artist would treat an animal cruelly. Hence I believe the rabbit was asleep, found deceased, or some other non-cruel explanation.

~tiata1 May 3, 2012 Student Photographer

Is he dead?

~MrZeroSpoon May 4, 2012

I do not believe an artist would treat an animal cruelly. They are normally to emotional and spiritual. Hence I believe the rabbit was asleep, found deceased, or some other non-cruel explanation.

~tiata1 May 4, 2012 Student Photographer

Well it could have died from some thing not cruel then you used it to take a picture...

~MrZeroSpoon May 4, 2012

my thoughts exactly

~tiata1 May 4, 2012 Student Photographer

Did you take it?

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