"green" giants
by rachelellen

Comment:
The bright patch of sky competes a little bit with your giants. Overall, it is a very pleasing composition. The rolling hills and fences could maybe be a touch brighter to bring out some more detail, but on the other hand, the range of tones they add to the image is beneficial. I really like the B/W conversion. I'd like to see the color version, too.

Backlit
by oscarthepig

Comment:
Oh, and honestly it was backlit. I was there.

Backlit
by oscarthepig

Comment:

Originally posted by Teafran: A common theme at DPC is the offset subject and frankly, it's becoming so common that the treatment is unremarkable and fast becoming an also ran in terms of creativity and very cliche'. Fortunately in this case, the lightly figured background helps and the use of lighting is effective even with the minor little light bloom on the left edge of the leaf. A good example proper lighting revealing rich detail to good effect.

Agree about the cliche-ed-ness. Very disappointed at my conformity.

See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Peep No Evil
by colorcarnival

Comment:
lol A+

Holding it together ...
by Panks

Comment:
Hyper-realistic--especially that one petal that's in perfect focus. Very impressive work.

Tack-y-cardia
by dbeau

Comment:
I don't think I would have thought of that pun. :) It's a bizarre scene you have set up here. It's not real enough to be real, but it's not fake enough to be fake.

Alone
by gys

Comment:
Image as a sense of urgency to it. When I first saw it, I felt like I needed to "do" something. Sorry, I can't quite explain it.

Tack That!
by Steef

Comment:
Cute, creative, clever.

Tacked down
by IreneM

Comment:
Crazy abstract. I admire the imagination that would put these thing in this arrangement.

Tacky Posse
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
Googly eyes are always a winner :D