MFSC #13 - Dogwood
by Denise

Comment by sherpet:
Pretty as a picture and quite delicate.....

MFSC #12 - yellow poppy
by Denise

Comment by sherpet:
Another fine image here with wonderful detail.....

MFSC #11 - bleeding heart
by Denise

Comment by sherpet:
I like the diagional composition of the flowers. Almost looks like they are hanging on a clothe line.....

May flower side challenge #1
by Denise

Comment by iMichel:
Nice photo! Not a cloud in sight... lucky :)(:
I love the angle and how the DOF is faint; not dramatic.
Well Done.

MFSC #12 - yellow poppy
by Denise

Comment by patio127:
Ohhh - this is just perfection , Denise ! thanks for the name :) The inclusion of the fuzzies really add to the image IMHO !

MFSC #12 - yellow poppy
by Denise

Comment by Paul:
Goodness me, how vibrant is this?! I particularly like the peripheral blue flowers.

MFSC #12 - yellow poppy
by Denise

Comment by Maggye:
This looks great! the composition and colors are amazing!

MFSC #12 - yellow poppy
by Denise

Comment by KarenNfld:
Now that's sharp! It really pops off the screen, great job.

MFSC #12 - yellow poppy
by Denise

Comment by Jutilda:
Yellow flowers are sometimes very hard to capture. This is stunning and that little bud at the bottom just adds to the shot. Great focus.

deep in the bayou
by Denise

Comment by PHOTOKID:
I really enjoy the mystery that is captured with the fog in this photo, the slight bit of it gives a eerie feel to the overall photo. Makes me want to look over my shoulder to see whats behind me as I journey into the frame. I thnk you captured it well.

I also like the reflection of the trees in the water. You had to have gotten up pretty early in the morning to be able to capture such a peacefuly reflection in the water. It really gives visual interest to the overall photo.

Be careful of oversharpening, it my be just me but it appears that there is a slight halo around the tops of the tree line, although that could just be me. I would also try a slightly tighter crop closer to the top of the trees to get rid of some of the sky, being a gray day gives you very little visual interest in the sky and may be better off to keep the interest on the trees.

You should try this in black and white, I bet this would look killer.