DAISY - Day 14
by sherpet

Comment:
This little flippant flower just sits there enjoying itself. You found it and
interpreted it well.

Artichoke, Hold The Mayo
by GeneralE

Comment:
Wildly beautiful, Paul. The wide range of lights and darks make this truly exciting.
With a personality like that artichoke presents, who needs mayo!

Iris08/01 Re-edit
by banmorn

Comment:
I'm working backwards, so I haven't see your original yet.

Of course the blurred background is good for these detailed and colorful flowers.

(You also have a nice portrait of the topmost blossom alone)

Tithonia rotundifolia
by banmorn

Comment:
Orange flowers are the toughest ones to shoot, I think. As usual y ou did a masterful job. It's easy to 'blow out' the color; didn't happen here. great composition, and lovely melding of colors for a pleasing balance.

10 - Cactus in Bloom
by ErikV

Comment:
Oh. Some interesting processing on this one brings out the colors and strength of these cactus blossoms. nice one.

Ready for Liftoff!
by Kelli

Comment:
Super composition, and great capture of the bee.
This is a fine border/frame for the piece and it's well done.

710583
by undieyatch

Comment:
Lovely sharpness, and beautifully composed against a perfect background that blends well with the flowers. Quiet and serene.
nice.

IMG_6945 Coleus.jpg
by drydoc

Comment:
you melded all those patterns very nicely. The bigger leaves balance the smaller, busier ones and the colors harmonize...(er) except for that bit of blue at the left edge. Even though all the bright colors beg to be examined, I keep going to that blue at the corner.
It's just a touch of a distraction in this otherwise excellent composition.

Pink Flower
by quiche

Comment:
Oh, heck. I'm gonna buck the flow. NOT uninspired! So there.

Nicely composed in the frame, tack sharp, gorgeous colors with excellent contrast.

What's not to like.

:-))

Anemone coronaria
by tnun

Comment:
wow. Incredibly well done.