Yellow Tulip
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Comment by pjangel:
very nice

Yellow Tulip
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Comment by sir_bazz:
One of the best flower pics.

Sunflower Drops
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Comment by beta_kevin:
ha...that' neat!

Yellow Tulip
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Comment by CNovack:
This is a good photo and has potential to move out of the good category into the outstanding. Speaking of 'outstanding' the yellow tulip stands alone in at field of red tulips. You need to further categorizes this lone colored tulip as standing out from the crowd not only be color but by stance and position. The red tulip to the right obscures a small portion of the yellow tulip not to mention appears to tower over it. This overshadows the yellow tulip and robs attention away from it - which it should remain your main focus with nothing to distract or detract attention away. Positioning the yellow flower to appear in the far left hand corner would call direct attention to it and subtly move it to be 'first' in line just as long as it is in sharp focus while the red flowers tend to lose sharp focus as you move down the line. Also I love how you managed to capture this yellow flower with just one single dewdrop hanging precariously near the bottom petals. It further makes this flower distinct from the rest. Lastly I have to mention that the hues in this composition are beautiful and vibrant.

Sunflower Drops
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Comment by L o S T:
nice shot

Yellow Tulip
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Comment by Techo:
Like the composition, pitty though that the red tulip in front clips some of the yellow flower. -7

Yellow Tulip
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Comment by lauraodom:
Nice water droplet. Good shot.

Yellow Tulip
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Comment by Neuferland:
Aw, poor little thing, all by itself with all the others. And smaller too! :) Nice capture, I like the water drop on the bottom, just wish I could see the whole tulip. DOF is also well done. A 7

Sunflower Drops
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Comment by ShutterCricket:
I love the little sunflowers backed by the large one.

Yellow Tulip
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Comment by LucidLotus:
Good composition, nice colors. I like the fact you have a green background for your subjects, helps meld the stems into oblivion. The lighting is VERY harsh in the image, I can't be sure whether it is sunlight or man-made, if man-made I would suggest both a diffuser and perhaps some way of backlighting the yellow tulip more, giving it a bit more of a glow. If the sun, then a large piece of tissue paper strategically placed or something similar to tone down the hard light. The other thing I'm finding problematic is the focus. It looks fairly good on the stem and leaves of the yellow tulip but the main focus (IMO) should be the petal area of the tulip and the water drop. Yellow seems to have a way of blotting out details so attention to focus on the petals would probably give this image a bit more oomph. 5.