blue.jpg
by phylsy7

Comment:
I know that this is macro, but for some reason I have this big urge to go sailing. : )
I also like the slight differences in hue of the thread in this shot.

Balloons
by Shaka

Comment:
It looks like party time for sure. The blue one gives me an idea for a blur shot, and that is to use a balloon as a filter to do a blur shot, or B&W blur shot of a contrasty subject, like the window bars behind the baloon.

Green
by Shaka

Comment:
This is a sweet little shout of spring in Michigan. Green is one of the things that I missed most when I was up there for a few months in the winter long ago.

Red on Blue
by Shaka

Comment:
The colors are grand in this shot.
It seems a little complicated to me, but maybe I am just not grasping the abstract theme of the red on blue. If it was in a regular challenge, I think that people would gripe about it not having a "main" subject.
I like it. It's sort of like blur without the blur, I guess that makes it a "sharp blur" shot.

Dark-Green-and-Deep-Blue.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
I am a fan of low key and deep saturated colors, and this shot is there. Nice find, and very nice presentation.

anenome-three
by sfalice

Comment:
Lovely colors and nice softening blur in this image. Flashlights work great with flower shots at night. I have tried that too, but with one of the little LED flashlights.

Green-2.jpg
by phylsy7

Comment:
My, They have a big family : )
Cool idea, and nice layout with the way it takes the view down the line from left to right.

Tulip Time
by patio127

Comment:
This has a nice color combo in it. It's nice how the strong colors change from bottom to top. Tulips do not grow here, I guess because it does not get cold enough in the winter to make them bloom.

Day 2 ~ Red (with a splash of yellow)
by WriteHeart

Comment:
Well done. I like the way the flower a sort of pincushion look, with all the lines leading into the center area. The bee is a plus too.

day 6. SEPT B&W. random dog
by roz

Comment:
Love the BG clouds in this shot. You did good by getting down for the low angle to get this. That's a great title. It would make a fine name for a dog.