Nothing Black & White About Botany!
by SteveJ

Comment:
Microscope is in focus but the flower is faded.

Feeding Time
by kevrobertson

Comment:
Too saturated. Take out the red. Best of luck

Plague, the worse botanical disease.
by ramevi

Comment:
A photo that hits the theme squarely on the head. I would have prefered a ver sharp, crisp, clear picture and a more solid background. Best of luck. The transparent colors of the mites is (are) great.

Do we not bleed?
by jperez1690

Comment:
Very clever. And obviously you talk to the plants?! Somewhat grainy for this scene.

Plant Hall
by tyt2000

Comment:
Very nice. Did you consider cropping the top just above the glow of the light to add to the depth? Puts the viewers eyes right in line with the hall way. Best of luck

Paper Trail to the Stars - the ultimate vanishing point
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Very neat idea. In my humble opinion a thighter crop, so that the stairs fill up the bottom portion of the image, would have added dramatically to the impact. None te less. . . neat.

Fading Memories
by bananashay

Comment:
Cute, real cute. Best of luck

Typical Dutch Coutry Road
by morpurgo

Comment:
In my humble opinion, if you would have moved to the left to include more of the rode (to lead the viewer down it. . . and gotten that reed out of the way) and gotten down a little lower, you would have increased the dramatic impact of this image tremendously. I am not so sure that you need that much of the farm land on the right showing. best of luck.

Stand By Me
by aerogurl

Comment:
In my humble opinion, if you would have cropped out more of the top portion (gotten rid of that white space) of the shot you would have a much more dramatic presentation.

A Different Tunnel
by postaltheclown

Comment:
Interesting view. Do you need all of the street in it? I think, in my hmble opinion, a narrower crop and eliminating some of the road would enhance the unique vertigo effect you created. Best of luck