Tried different pp on this one but none of them pleased me for real.
The Hydrangea wasn't causing the problem, but the spider did. This time of the year they're everywhere around and I wanted to leave him in.
While the Hydrangeas could get any colour I wanted, the spider did not and needed to stay natural.
So, drying Hydrangeas with a European Garden Spider in Brownish, rather natural, tones.
As ciaeagle stated the tones in the photograph might become the tones of the points :)
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