Wilted
by caseyface

Comment:
Good approach with a powerful and a bit cruel image. I am missing just a touch of more detail at the edge of the beaten, warrior flower.

I'll go first, then come back for you!
by DiscoVader

Comment:
Again, the title enhances the image that would otherwise just get sorted in a great greeting cards genre.

lovely dark and deep
by jmritz

Comment:
It surely is very, very lovely, dark and deep but I long to get a better glimpse of it to put it in my mind's flower drawer! Otherwise it might just get the meaning lost in a thousand of other thoughts.

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

Comment:
Very lovely title for the image. A bit too commercial, but certainly so well done.

Bombus lucorum
by HawkinsT

Comment:
Oh boy, I had to search the meaning of it:
"There are about 19 different species of bumblebee (and six species of cuckoo bumblebees) found in the UK, 66 in Europe and around 250 in the world."
I thought that we were dealing with a carnivore plant.
Very nice ruffle and ripple of the image, independently of the Field of Flowers ...

Lost Vision
by mrchhas

Comment:
Wow, God forbid! Imagine a field of it!

Praying for Life
by icecold1980

Comment:
This shot has a great, great potential - a lovely idea but not taken IMHO too far. I do not like the place of the cropping of the flower, the light is too big, too much like the star of the Magi - perhaps a hint of light, a small dot would have been enough. But a truly appreciate the approach.

Wild poppies
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Not only wild, but all posing for you! Very cheerful. 7

All Kinds Of Everything
by mrbig65

Comment:
Now, where did you find these beauties? Certainly not in a field? It's almost like a Flemish still life depicting concept such as worldly vanity or temperance or the fleeting nature of earthly pleasures.

Walk in the garden
by marvin

Comment:
A lot of work in this garden. Reminds me of ... the name slips now, in Holland, of course. If this is correct, could you tell me its name?
I particularly like the poet in the background, oblivious to the beauty!