Day 4: White Flowers
by bobonacus

Comment by pixelpig:
Wow--your first shot at flowers. You will be hooked on the intimate, expressive relationship between flower petals & sunlight--just look at how beautifully you captured it in this shot! I see clean, clear whites & a nice blue in the sky, too. IMO I have to bring the shot to the camera when I'm using a DSLR. With a P&S I feel like I'm bringing the camera to the shot, allowing for a quicker, more spontaneous reaction to what I see around me. It's good to have a variety.

Day 4: White Flowers
by bobonacus

Comment by tpbremer:
I still want to crop your image tighter. I'd like to see the bottom frame just below the edge of the flowers. I guess maybe I'm just a tight crop kinda guy.

I like that the tilt of the shot has the background trees at an angle.

Day 3: Leaf It Out!
by bobonacus

Comment by tnun:
Delightful and original composition! Oh, now I see that pixelpig has pretty well nailed the specifics. Good job.

Odd Domino Rally
by bobonacus

Comment by KillerSOS:
Ummmmmm...?

Day 3: Leaf It Out!
by bobonacus

Comment by pixelpig:
I'm completely enchanged by the overlapping edges creating dark green leafy shapes. Awesome! [eta] And, I'm a big fan of the way photography can flatten things,so that the distant leaves look like they could be close-up miniatures. The busiest minimalist comp I've ever seen. "D

Message edited by author 2008-04-23 23:23:00.

Day 3: Leaf It Out!
by bobonacus

Comment by bvlindalou:
great comp and you focus is great.

Day 1: Nettle-eye View
by bobonacus

Comment by bvlindalou:
wish the center was in focus....love the contrast (green and gray)

Day 3: Leaf It Out!
by bobonacus

Comment by bassbone:
wonderful details and use of backlighting to highlight the veins and texture of these leaves

Day 3: Leaf It Out!
by bobonacus

Comment by robinssong:
Great detail, color and lighting. These p&s cameras tend to wash out the details in some photos, but it doesn't take away from the subject at all in this one.

Day 3: Leaf It Out!
by bobonacus

Comment by sulamk:
Good exposure but perhaps a tighter crop or a different angle