Annmarie Finn  


Blossom Mandala by Annmarie Finn

April 2026 - Blossom Mandala

April 2026 - Annmarie Finn

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About the Image(s)

The image is made using many layers of the original image at different angles then stacking the images using a stack mode.
I know it wont be to everyone's taste but it was a bit of fun to try


11 comments posted




Michael Griswold   Michael Griswold
Very cool, Annmarie! I like the way you experiment with flowers. You had one submerged in water that was very creative and made me want to try it. 8 images here? Did you make a vignette or was that part of the images?   Posted: 04/05/2026 17:24:50



Annmarie Finn   Annmarie Finn
Thanks Michael,I really enjoy trying to do creative images with flowers.A few of us from my local camera club got together to have a go at submerged flowers, it was a lot of fun, you should definitely give it a go.In regards to this image, I darkened the background, highlighting the main blossoms, then duplicated and mirrored the image to create 2 images side by side then duplicated and flipped to create 1 image but 4 blossoms.Then duplicated and placed it on a angle, did this 3 more times and then convert to smart object and stacked it.Lots of good tutorials on Youtube for both Mandalas and Submerged Flowers.   Posted: 04/06/2026 05:12:29



Deb Thurlbeck   Deb Thurlbeck
Thanks for explaining your processing, it made for and interesting composition.   Posted: 04/07/2026 16:25:48



Kathy Brand   Kathy Brand
Very clever! Thank you for the description on how you did it. Someday I hope to try it myself with some of my favorite pics.   Posted: 04/07/2026 21:12:07
Annmarie Finn   Annmarie Finn
Thanks Kathy, yes give it a go its a bit of fun. I have recently seen someone do it using legs!   Posted: 04/12/2026 14:26:23



Firdaus Mistri   Firdaus Mistri
Hi Annmarie, lovely picture, was it shot on macro lens?? i like the way where blurry part and some in focus, amazing picture was it in natural light??   Posted: 04/08/2026 06:55:32
Annmarie Finn   Annmarie Finn
Thank you very much Firdaus. No it wasn't shot with a macro lens, I used a 18 - 400 mm lens.Original image was taken in my garden, using natural light, it was a overcast dull day, so no harsh light or shadows.   Posted: 04/12/2026 14:25:02



Deborah Milburn   Deborah Milburn
Well done. Very creative way to create a different image. I might brighten it just a bit.   Posted: 04/09/2026 14:43:53
Annmarie Finn   Annmarie Finn
Thanks Debbie, I will have a go at lightening it up   Posted: 04/12/2026 14:27:01



Steve Long   Steve Long
You turned a average flower image into something wonderful!
Bravo!   Posted: 04/13/2026 16:59:14
Annmarie Finn   Annmarie Finn
Thank you Steve   Posted: 04/13/2026 23:09:46



 

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