red flower changes color in blue MOON
by prashant_168

Comment by Dennisheckman:
Great image.

red flower changes color in blue MOON
by prashant_168

Comment by tanguera:
Stunning flower and colors, but it doesn't feature the moon enough for me. Is that the moon in the top center? Not voting.

red flower changes color in blue MOON
by prashant_168

Comment by OmanOtter:
Beautiful, but DNMC.

red flower changes color in blue MOON
by prashant_168

Comment by liberty:
Nice colors, but I wish the moon were more prominent. 5

red flower changes color in blue MOON
by prashant_168

Comment by Go5SPattons:
Nice twist.

red flower changes color in blue MOON
by prashant_168

Comment by scooter97:
Interesting flower shot. Pretty much a stretch to fit the challenge. 4

could not live without U
by prashant_168

Comment by prashant_168:

Originally posted by MsAmbrosia: I'm surprised this did so poorly. I really like the whole mood of the picture. DPC generally does not like OOF stuff, so that blur over the right part of your shot might have hurt you. A smaller aperture would have given you more dof.

Well, I tried keeping shallow dof for 2 reasons
1) it might have made it more "Aaahhh Gross" types
2) my recipe of blood was not good ( as pointed in earlier comment as well ). I did not wish viewers to get distracted by it.

anyways i got quite a few constructive feedback on this as well. I would take those for future use.

could not live without U
by prashant_168

Comment by CoreyFitz:
The depiction of suicide strikes a nerve for some that have dealt with it in one way or another.

could not live without U
by prashant_168

Comment by duartix:

Originally posted by prashant_168: Well.. I am sad at this result...

Don't!
Frame it instead!
That's what I'd do if it was mine.

Message edited by author 2009-12-30 07:56:47.

could not live without U
by prashant_168

Comment by MsAmbrosia:
I'm surprised this did so poorly. I really like the whole mood of the picture. DPC generally does not like OOF stuff, so that blur over the right part of your shot might have hurt you. A smaller aperture would have given you more dof.