Flight Training
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Lovely shapes, especially the two shadows. Great shot anytime, but particularly for this challenge.

Chairs
by Melethia

Comment:
Hmmmmm. I thought I left a comment on this one earlier, but obviously it didn't "stick" for some reason. I love these kinds of images you capture so well Deb. Fascinating combination of reflections, textures, and colors.

Door
by Melethia

Comment:
Quirky and beautiful. Lovely processing. I'm glad we kept looking until you found it again.

Pasqueflower, also known as Prairie Crocus
by hahn23

Comment:
I thought this was a lovely capture of wildflowers in their native setting. Great textures. Got one of my highest scores.

Camas Lily
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Congratulations, a stunning image. Got my top score.

Trinity
by pmichaud

Comment:
A lovely image somewhat spoiled in my eyes by what appears to be an unnatural pattern of moisture as if the petals have recently been misted. A challenge that is about capturing flowers in a meadow or garden to me means capturing them in their natural form, so you loose a couple of points on that basis.

ETA: I was at Point Reyes, CA today as the persistent fog lifted (only briefly). I now know that one can photograph a plant covered with a layer of fine drops of moisture under those circumstances. Regret I did not know this when I made my comment earlier

Message edited by author 2011-06-06 20:51:01.

Brian and Tammy Watkins
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Glad you dropped by Brian and Tammy. I enjoyed meeting you both. I hope you had a fun drive up the back roads to 101 and a good trip home from there.

DPCers in Carmel Valley
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by briantammy: how cool. who took this shot? sfalice?

Bear used the self timer...

Bear on a mission
by BrennanOB

Comment:
Lovely perspective, and I think you've out-topazed the bear himself in this one !!

"So... Do you come here often?"
by mefnj

Comment:
Ha. Cute, and well captured, with great exposure for the white petals (just a bit of blowout on the upper left). I love the patterns at the center of the right most flower.