- TRANSITION -
by andrewt

Comment:
And you had a verrrrrrrry good week, didn't you! And most deservingly so, I might add :) I don't even have a superlative for this kind of beauty!

Old Boat
by Brin

Comment:
Bragi, you never let us down with your spectacular presentations of Iceland! Congratulations on your award for this stunning photography!

Eleganza
by h2

Comment:
How simple and elegantly FABULOUS! A perfect choice for the top spot! Congratulations!

- FRAGILE -
by andrewt

Comment:
Ohhhhhhh! My heart is aching (in a good way) looking at this photo. How AMAZING! Congratulations on winning top honors for this well deserving work of art!

The Labyrinth
by MAK

Comment:
MAK! CONGRATULATIONS, Buddy! What an AMAZING photo! Such a tribute to your mad skills and eye winning the top spot in a free study! You are AWESOME!

PaW14.jpg
by Cuttooth

Comment:
It's amazing how those delicate spring plants almost take on the look of something from the deep under the macro lens. Its so interesting.

hadeda Ibis
by sulamk

Comment:
They have such pretty colors on their wings. Thank you for always telling us a little about the birds you share with us. It has been a great education.

Macro 14
by Ken

Comment:
Wow! I doubt if it would have been boring in its natural state -- but with the touch of magic you added to it, boring it is NOT! Very cool! I just love that filter! When expertly applied to where its not over the top, it creates such amazing effects! It does look like an ink sketch, doesn't it!

Macro 16
by Ken

Comment:
Oooooh. . . THAT is AWESOME! I think this is one of those photos where the light actually becomes the subject. The blues and pure soft white create such an ethereal feeling. I think this would make a beautiful framed print for a kitchen!

daffodil 4
by Elzbells47

Comment:
Hi E! Welcome to dpChallenge! I hope you are enjoying it so far ?? This is my favorite of all your daffodil photos. I love the fill the frame soft look for florals, and I like how you can see all the little dust pollens on the flower.

I guess you're figuring out already that people are not shy around here about constructive critique, huh? :) I think over my first 2 years with dpChallenge, probably the most significant thing I learned was how to toughen up my easily bruised skin :) But it was a good (if not often painful) thing, and I learned alot.

Goooood Luck to you and I look forward to seeing more of your photography!