California Poppy #1
by bspurgeon

Comment by Melethia:
You've inspired me. I processed a few poppies in B&W earlier today but didn't follow through. I shall go play and follow through! I do like them in B&W. I do like them in color, too. And can't say as I have ever seen a golden one in person!

Sohia PH01
by bspurgeon

Comment by Melethia:
Pretty darn good exposure! Did you make the pinhole in the cap itself? For mine, I drilled a 1/4 hole in the cap, then used a disk cut from a soda can to cover that hole, and put the pinhole in that (using a quilting needle to make the hole). It's held in place with black electrical tape. Really professional looking and all.... (OK, not, but it's different!)

Abstracts, Spring Catalogue, Page 7
by bspurgeon

Comment by bvy:
I like this catalogue! Beautiful colors and motion here.

Free
by bspurgeon

Comment by JokersSoul:
Not getting the stopped motion on this. Sorry.

Abstracts, Spring Catalogue, Page 7
by bspurgeon

Comment by sonniejake:
Of all the abstracts, this one is tied for my favorite one. Very Monet.

Gold Poppy during Spring Bloom, Anza Borrego, CA
by bspurgeon

Comment by Jedusi:
Like a minature sun in the blue sky . . very nice.

Free
by bspurgeon

Comment by dustingooding:
i don't quite have any idea what i'm looking at, so i'm not sure what is being captured mid-action. it's a cool shot... i just don't know what it is.

Haulin' Arse
by bspurgeon

Comment by caseyface:
Love this! I am not bothered by the shell being out of focus. I was drawn to the snail's body and the "path: so well done!

Abstracts, Spring Catalogue, Page 7
by bspurgeon

Comment by vawendy:
I personally like the abstract catalog idea, and I think this is truly lovely. Could you please give details on how it's done? I'd love to do this kind of shot, but I don't seem to have much luck with it... 9

Untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment by sulamk:
lovely soft abstract.