After Many, Many, Challenges.and no Flowers....
by tfarrell23

Comment by alien2thisworld:
Absolutely beautiful flowers and composition. Great depth of field to blur out the stems a little too. Can't quite identify the specific technique illustrated.

Desert Southwest Stone
by tfarrell23

Comment by Spork99:
Sorry, but the tilt makes it look as though the building is sliding off the hill and the blown out sky is boring.

After Many, Many, Challenges.and no Flowers....
by tfarrell23

Comment by sfalice:
Interesting. As you say, no flowers for a long time, and I have two in my short list of 10s. This is one of them. Nice lighting and depth of field.

After Many, Many, Challenges.and no Flowers....
by tfarrell23

Comment by snackwells:
Technically a good photograph, quite excellent in your composition and use of negative space. Yet, where is the groundbreaking photographic technique? It's not readily apparent and therefore not the best entry for this particular challenge.

Judging by your title, photographing flowers is 'groundbreaking' for you.

Unfortunately, this entry relies too much on the title and you did not approach this challenge in a conventional way, and I fear you may get dinged for it.

After Many, Many, Challenges.and no Flowers....
by tfarrell23

Comment by 4score:
I like your use of white space

"Serenity"
by tfarrell23

Comment by Montereykiddo:
This has a grainy look like it was over sharpened. Nice shot though. It really captures the tranquility and "feel" of the location.

Desert Southwest Stone
by tfarrell23

Comment by ubique:
I think you have shown just barely enough of this house's location to hint at the architect's point about this building's relationship to it's environment. A near miss for me. Sorry. 5.

After Many, Many, Challenges.and no Flowers....
by tfarrell23

Comment by Xilebo:
Lovely blooms

After Many, Many, Challenges.and no Flowers....
by tfarrell23

Comment by Ivo:
Great colors and a beautiful photo. The corner composition os very effective. Good luck!

CASINO
by tfarrell23

Comment by dbush:
I would crop out the bottom so subject is not so centered.