By Greg Stene
As a long-time shooter and advertising copywriter, I really do not like visual cliches. Everything in me says I should look to create something new. And photos of flowers are not new. But in looking at the shots I took recently at Portland’s Rose Garden and viewing them at 100% for editing purposes, I saw that smaller sections of the whole became something completely different. Viewing the flower was transformed into another kind of experience. And that change in meaning is what these images are about. They have little to do with flowers anymore.
The Journey
Mechanics
The Yelling Night
Scraping Fingers
The Alice Hole
Folded in Comforters in Winter
Sacred Eye
Categories: Arts/Literature, Photography
Progressive Culture | Scholars & Rogues 
Fell down the “Alice hole” that these photos presented. Time well spent. Beautiful work.
Well done, Greg. (Nice titles, too.) Thanks for posting them.
Yes, stunning!
Sublime photos – love the level of detail, the captivating colors and forms, the titles. Brilliant! Would be the centerpiece for any wall or studio.