Cherry Tree Avenue
by Pug-H

Comment:
I think this negative serves beautifully to show up the composition, light/shade, and elements.

Lilium Candidum.jpg
by drydoc

Comment:
Chock full of interest. (I think you left out a d: Lilium candidum. Shows the tubercules of this variety quite nicely).

Scented Geranium
by Tlemetry

Comment:
Quite taken with this.

Day 04 - Beach things
by hajeka

Comment:
Pleasing and fun and THOUGHTFUL. And the art in making these multipletychs .....

Mountain Blue
by patio127

Comment:
Excellent portrait of Centaurea montana/perennial cornflower.

I can be nice too, ddoc, but then again I am trying to get rid of it in my garden where it self seeds and also develops deep and prongy taproots, and yet it is an extraordinarily structured flower.

Curiouser and Curiouser
by OmanOtter

Comment:
Like the dog I ponder these deep matters beyond mathematics and language.

Lonely Lab
by trevytrev

Comment:
Sweet. Hope to see more of Oscar.

4137 V2 Star Magnolia
by pixelpig

Comment:
I love the furry sepals on these, but there being just two of them makes an awkward composition.

Rose Composition
by inamo

Comment:
First, this is a splendid assemblage: whether it is just the way you've got the patterns of each rose and/or the canvas effect, I can truly "see" each different petal pattern, but the seeing is highly intensified by their juxtapositioning. And yes, it is so good it is worth attending to the nitpikkers. This certainly does something for me. Would love to see what you come up with by way of variations if you are so inclined.

Contrasting flowers
by inamo

Comment:
You have made this Spirea truly attractive, both umbels and leaves - a difficult colour combo to get just so. I do like the way Mr. Bee appears to be sitting showing off his shine black legs.