Indigo-and-Iridescence..jpg
by jomari

Comment:
Indigo, iridescence and opulence. Lovely combination of colors and textures in this elegant image.

Montana Barn 1
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
LOL, yes I see your interest in this one. I'd try to get it too, even at speed. Fun architecture.

the red certainly does take over in the frame. I can see another crop that might also make sense - especially the one that occurs by putting the barn in the lower right sweet spot and cropping out some of the sky.

This advice and a 5¢ piece won't get you a cup of coffee. I'm just playin'.

:-))

Yellow
by Shaka

Comment:
I saw the thumbnail on this and wondered WHERE did all that orange/yellow come from. Fabulous flower and you captured it well to show off those gorgeous colors.

Color as a Lensbaby sees it
by Shaka

Comment:
Gives a mysterious glow to the image, doesn't it. Nice - almost other-worldly. Very pleasant indeed.

IMG_2011-Heliotrope_filtere.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
GOOD shot.

Now I've got to get out some glass bowls and try the same thing!

Green-and-Gold.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
This is fun. Nice placement on the frame, good border, and the black sets the whole thing off well. All it needs is one of those froggies!
:-))

Another Tropical Sunset 18
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Yep, playing with a fun lens. And getting delightful results.

Hamburger With Lots of Tomato
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
LOL! Oh, NICE find.

Day 3b ~ Blue and Yellow
by WriteHeart

Comment:
Hmmm, too much and just right are always in the eye of the photographer. Choices, choices. The yellows and blues are wonderful; the blurred foreground is more problematic. As MelonMusketeer says, more depth of field would be good here.

Day 6b ~ Splash of Desert Pink
by WriteHeart

Comment:
Yes, this Beavertail cactus blossom can take all the close-up activity you care to give it. I'd go in even closer if you have the pixels. Splashy and bright, it sure does stand out in the desert.