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I was defrosting my frezer a week ago and found the flowers I put in for freezing in a glass container about a year ago and then forgot. Took the ice out and took some shots. They are still in the glass container and that one became frosted and added a texture to the ice.
..... to "Deep freeze"
© NF PhotoArt 180224
Using several editing softwares and filters and a lot of other stuff, I came up with "Deep Freeze"
Edit: I was asked why I froze the flowers in the first place. I have done it before with christmas cactus but this time it was a man, Bruce Boyd, that froze the flowers and then cracked the ice that made me do it. You can see some of it HERE. I have not cracked my ice yet :)
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I was defrosting my frezer a week ago and found the flowers I put in for freezing in a glass container about a year ago and then forgot. Took the ice out and took some shots. They are still in the glass container and that one became frosted and added a texture to the ice.
© NF PhotoArt 180224
Using several editing softwares and filters and a lot of other stuff, I came up with "Deep Freeze"
Edit: I was asked why I froze the flowers in the first place. I have done it before with christmas cactus but this time it was a man, Bruce Boyd, that froze the flowers and then cracked the ice that made me do it. You can see some of it HERE. I have not cracked my ice yet :)
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So soft and lovely...why did you freeze the flowers?
ReplyDeleteI like this effect. Looks a bit like our back garden. Where is spring?
ReplyDeleteboth very pretty. Wondering also the reason for freezing them...
ReplyDeletehappy PPF!
Love the purple of the flowers coming through.
ReplyDeletereally love the second picture.
ReplyDeleteLove the Deep freeze, and also how you came up with freezing the flowers in the first place.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting...like them both!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I followed you on Instagram - two places. I love the deep freeze idea - but want to know more - add water?
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Janis
PPF #33
http://www.janiscox.com
Beautiful!
ReplyDeletewell, isn't that lovely! I like the way it appears to be a painting.
ReplyDeleteFrozen flowers is right. This is just excellent.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone. I will post the explanation to this one next week !
ReplyDeleteThats a great picture.
ReplyDeletecheers - Stewart M - Melbourne