Love Story
by ursula

Comment by GinaRothfels:
Interesting shot, but the colours just don't seem right to me.

Love Story
by ursula

Comment by Amiee:
Where are the secondary colors in this image?? Nice composition, I also like the layout of the onions and the way that they add pattern and texture to theimage.

Love Story
by ursula

Comment by moondoggie:
Very nicely composed shot. Good lighting and nice warm colors, though they seem to lean more towards the yellow and white than the complementary colors required for the challenge. All in all a very nice photo, good title too. 8 md

Come Visit the Mer Bleue Bog in Ottawa!
by ursula

Comment by kosmikkreeper:
From a fellow Ottawa DPCer... GREAT JOB! I'll have to go and check this place out!

Love Story
by ursula

Comment by JPR:
Lovely shot. Wierd, it looked better to me the first time I looked at it. It seems a bit grainy now, may it's at a high ISO. Either way, one of 4 10's this challenge. Great job.

Love Story
by ursula

Comment by jmsetzler:
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Love Story
by ursula

Comment by emorgan49:
oooh how sweet. should the garlic stem be cut of? 8

Love Story
by ursula

Comment by KING:
This is an excellent macro. Great work!!

Love Story
by ursula

Comment by tolyanchik:
I love the idea

Come Visit the Mer Bleue Bog in Ottawa!
by ursula

Comment by jmsetzler:
Greetings from the Critique Club :)

Hi Uabreasch...

Cograts on an excellent finish :) This is a beautiful landscape scene... well composed and well exposed all the way around. It looks like you chose a perfect time of day for this shot and the weather conditions certainly were working in your benefit as well.

The reeds at the bottom of the frame are a bit of an issue for me, and I'm glad you decided to put the text over those. These reeds aren't really a distraction, but I think that there should actually be MORE of it in the image. The offer a nice element to the foreground of the image, but their presence, as shown, are just a bit weak. It may have been possible to compose this shot slightly differently by lowering the camera about 12-18 inches to bring more of the reeds into view.... It's just something to think about...

Excellent shot and keep up the great work :)

John Setzler