the book of blooms
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Comment by posthumous:
Whether you're "crafty" or just need some color in your life, this is the book for you. Martha Stewart's gleeful instructions read like exuberant poetry. Think of flowers as metaphors and this book will have you dancing through life. Think of flowers as symbols and you will discover the secret to hidden treasures. Leave it to Martha.

that looking glass again (see Mark Wiley's partial desat)
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Comment by markwiley:
I like this one, Tom. It has a much brighter color palette, and I really like the layered look of your reflections. We both have the hanging arm of a mannequin. Yours arm adds much more -- echoing the other arms in the shot. Nicely done.

wet & wild (Iris)
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Comment by blindjustice:
Interesting green colors and effect, perhaps with a better crop and some context it might present better.

that looking glass again (see Mark Wiley's partial desat)
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Comment by hajeka:
Missing the PoV and the light of the original here, but still a nice try!

that looking glass again (see Mark Wiley's partial desat)
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Comment by h2:
markwiley did it the opposite way (greyscale reality, colored reflection)

that looking glass again (see Mark Wiley's partial desat)
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Comment by JakeKurdsjuk:
Doesn't quite have the power of Mark's. Nice effort nonetheless.

two bridges
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Comment by markwiley:
That is a handsome bridge.

two bridges
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Comment by timb:
Nice capture. Think I've seen this bridge in this challenge already. :) I like the lines going up to the tower. Good job.

that looking glass again (see Mark Wiley's partial desat)
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Comment by tnun:
very superficially similar; totally lacking the elegant balance of the original. what is lovely is the reflection of the crinkly blond merging with the manikin.

Carnation
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Comment by ArnaMarie:
I like the crop! And the shot is nice too :)