Singapore’s Botanical Garden had so many different orchids but my no-manual-controls camera was having a terrible time focusing that day.
Afterwards we wandered through one of Singapore’s many malls and discovered a photo show of blurry images of cherry trees overlaid with slightly different in-focus images.
Since I had a lot of blurry orchid images I’ve tried overlaying them in a similar manner and this is the result.
More on the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Blur
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Beautiful!
I like orchids any which way and your treatments yielded beautiful results.
janet
Very nice.
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