anemone
by tnun

Comment by skewsme:
I remember this one - liked it! Thought it was ribbon worthy. Your border complements it, imo. You picked just the right shade of um, chartreuse? and it makes the image look 'finished'. The subtle texture here is a really nifty achievement and definitely adds interest. Congrats on the nice placing!

anemone
by tnun

Comment by rinac:
Border didn't hurt this as bad as you think. Definitely not an overly obnoxious one, and there are still a few of us out there that do this thing called; voting on the image :) Since my monitor is ok, I can tell you that what you did, works perfectly for me.

ready, set
by tnun

Comment by h2:
very good DOF, but the image is overall very noisy. Centered composition is quite boring.

anemone
by tnun

Comment by Sugarpie:
your image is too overexposed
j/k
I love the touch of color, the border doesnt do anything for me however, maybe a lighter paler shade wouldve been better, the shadow really distracts me from the image, great sharpness 7

anemone
by tnun

Comment by stevieian:
Pretty, and I like the way it looks illustration-like.

end of season
by tnun

Comment by posthumous:
Gorgeous. This is one of my "silent sevens"

last walk
by tnun

Comment by colorcarnival:
I love how the dog pops out of the picture. The blurred road gives a sense of movement, which makes the bright dog stand out even more for me. I think it's a thought provoking shot with the title you gave it.

dappled
by tnun

Comment by colorcarnival:
I really love the shadows on the horse. But with advanced editing I would have blurred the background foliage. There's a lot of details in those areas that compete with the beauty of the animal.

salad with fresh peas
by tnun

Comment by colorcarnival:
Very nice score! I loved how you had laid out all the ingredients and the tools to finish the salad. Everything looks so fresh! I love the backlight as well.

ready for bees
by tnun

Comment by colorcarnival:
The border is not too bad, it's probably just the color. You did a great job of capturing the whites - i can still see the details and textures of the petals. The only thing I'd want to see different is to have the unopened petals moved away from the flower that is already blooming. My preference is to see the entire flower since it seems to be the highlight of the pic.