Beneath the Blooms
by jomari

Comment:
Good, as expected but I mind the saturation and sharpening 6

Oh, so that's what it looks like under there!
by mlu

Comment:
A square format perhaps? 7

Multilevel intersection
by LevT

Comment:
Interesting geometry. If the bottom of the image would not show, a landscape format would probably more powerful

The Underbelly of the Bean
by markwiley

Comment:
This is an excellent view of this famous bean. A little crop from the left and would be a 10

Beachscape with Tidal Pool
by ThingFish

Comment:
I was one of your 9. It's a favorite also

River View
by ThingFish

Comment:
My other mark of 8 with my compliments of the way you express the “impression” without the trick of abusing filters or standard brush work with no finesse
You achieved an onest landscape photography with attention to shapes an color

the pond
by roz

Comment:
My highest vote - 8 for you and Fred. Truly impressionstic by subject, color and editing ( less by composition) .
Its greatest quality by my taste is that you did not use filters to imitate canvas or cheesy brush work,but created a photo based on the filosophy of “impression” and not a bastard photo of a painting to sell cheep
Congratulation

Dutch Cabbage
by markwiley

Comment:
Going deep into the topic, a great still life

Lost/Found in the Bush
by jomari

Comment:
Terrific find and shot

ting ting
by Tiberius

Comment:
I like the subliminal danger of this image