Day 7
by Brad

Comment:
I thought flames at first too. Love the color contrast!

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by ltlmschrisss

Comment:
What a lovely raised garden! Are these cinder blocks?

Day 6: Drooping Flowers
by skasuba

Comment:
Love the colors on the entire image.

Day 7 - Phalaenopsis Orchid
by ephln

Comment:
Its in focus at precisely the right spot! the softness of the rest is dreamy. Lovely shot!

Day 6
by superdave

Comment:
Background feels a little noisey to me.
I can appreciate a dead flower. I have a collection of dried plant things that might come in handy someday! LOL

Day 6 Viola
by stargazer05766

Comment:
oo ooo ooooo ooooo The colors are exquisite!

Day 6 - Cottage Garden
by Prism

Comment:
I soooo want to sniff the peonies! One of my 3 top favorite flowers! (other two are gardenia and honeysuckle)
This is a magnificent garden with lots of loving pride in their placements! I would have moved the cage at the bottom of the image.

The Last Rose
by NikonJeb

Comment:
I understand your frustration with the challenge.
This is a lovely image for hanging on a wall. I would agree with the comments that it doesn't meet the post card challenge. Because, think about the purpose of a post card... They are sent to people you left behind on your vacation that says 'wow, this place is great, wish you were here!'
This doesn't meet that expectation.

It is a sad and gloomy image that has a great background and soft lighting and colors. The 'story' is a sad dispair kind of a feel. Sometimes, we need to set our own personal sentimental opinions aside and look at it from another perspective. (the beauty of dpc comments btw) This would make for a wonderful "get well" card, or "missing you" kind of card. Its a wonderful image that has its own purpose.

Poised for Flight
by Elaine

Comment:
wow the level of detail is incredible. They look like umbrellas that have been blown inside out. Excellent imagery!

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by motherlee

Comment:
What a fuzzy flower. I often wonder why they all look so different when they are all doing the same thing. What a wonderful world of variety!