Prairie Bound
by Sonifo

Comment:
The horse against the sky really adds drama to this shot. Wonderful light and colors.

Free Range
by crabappl3

Comment:
Hey, my first 10! Focus and composition are wonderful. A clear, simple, moving image. Thanks!

Wind...is for Kites!
by DougPaz

Comment:
You Fiend! That was my idea! Oh well, I think you did it better than I would have done. Nice work!

Flora
by robbieh

Comment:
I just love the composition of this photo! Amazing color capture! Despite the saturated colors here, the man's jacket still seems a bit washed out! How can that be? Well, I don't care. This is good photography.

The flora isn't blooming here, yet, so this is last year's. :)
by jodiecoston

Comment:
The title is a bit clunky, very unlike this interesting post blossom, which is engaging and, in its own way, beautiful. The light here is magnificent, gently showing us nature's decline. An even closer point of view would enhance the interest even further, I feel.

Peace lily
by Robro

Comment:
Endlessly fascinating, the light in this photo is amazing and is an accomplishment unto itself. It emphasizes both the large outer petal and the complex inner part of the flower, The leaves in the background steal some of the focus away from the flower, I feel, where I want to only look at the flower itself.

Lily of the night
by Refracted

Comment:
Lovely night blossom. You really have captured its essence as a night-blooming flower, at least that's what the title and image tell me. The lighting may be a bit bright and harsh, taking away from the delicacy of the bloom, but this is a wonderful image.

Poppy's Delivery
by Pep Ventosa

Comment:
Looks like you're south of the Equator! Thanks for this amazing image. With amazing light and soft shadows, you've managed to capture the ripeness of this seed pod. I don't know if you meant it this way, but it is very reminiscient of female sexuality--in a very gentle, joyful way. Wonderful. 10

Spring Beauty Wildflowers
by kandyj

Comment:
One of my favorite flowers! They sure race the melting snow, don't they. I don't think people realize just how tiny these are. Did you use a macro lens? The emotion here is soft and full of wonder, and you've captured the random patterns of these wildflowers very effectively. The delicate and gentle light on these blooms is an accomplishment unto itself. Very nicely done. 10

Beach Flora
by Mieka

Comment:
You've captured wonderful light on these little blossoms: the sun seems warm and bright as it should at the beach, but the image doesn't seem washed out at all. Your skill with light is remarkable and it shows off well here. The crashing wave does distract just a tad, but when I see the delicacy and colors of the flowers that seem gentle and bold at the same time, all is forgiven.