May flower side challenge #1
by Denise

Comment by ursula:
The angle is beautiful! I think that with this much light you could get all the flowers in the compo sharp (use a smaller aperture). Did you use a polarizer? If not, it might help to cut down some of the glare on the petals, and intensify the colours. And yet another nitpick (don't kill me!), the compo, it might be worth it to make sure no stems without flowers are included in your view (you can bend the flowers out of the frame for this purpose, or find a different group). Something else that might help, this looks like it was made at high light time - it helps to make flower shots early or late in the day, or ... not on a so bright sunny day, but a bright overcast day instead (although you wouldn't have the blue sky then). Anyway. Sorry about the long comment.

May flower side challenge #2
by Denise

Comment by KarenNfld:
A pretty array of tulips, a shallower DOF would help the ones in the foreground stand out a bit more.

May flower side challenge #1
by Denise

Comment by KarenNfld:
I like the composition and the perspective. I'd like to see more DOF.

May flower side challenge #2
by Denise

Comment by Kelli:
Love those gorgeous purple tulips! They are sooo yummy! Great dof on your line up!

May flower side challenge #1
by Denise

Comment by Paul:
Great POV and the sky works beautifully - I don't mind the harsh lighting but I would have perhaps edited to exploit it a little by using curves to darken some of the darker mid-tones.

Overall though, I really like it.

May flower side challenge #2
by Denise

Comment by patio127:
These are so lovely- the dof is really nice !

May flower side challenge #1
by Denise

Comment by Kelli:
Great perspective!

May flower side challenge #2
by Denise

Comment by Paul:
Nice tulip image, for me it could be a tiny bit sharper, but nice nonetheless.

Night time arrives in Boston
by Denise

Comment by Farmr:
Great colors and reflection....Very clear and crisp....WELL DONE (9)

May flower side challenge #1
by Denise

Comment by jomari:
Great angle to capture the tulips. so that they are positioned against that beautiful contrasting blue.