Pine and Yellow
by DCrest01

Comment by Barroness:
Beautiful imagery, congrats

Pine and Yellow
by DCrest01

Comment by primabarbara:
Ha, I knew this was yours - that's absolutely your style ;-)
Congrats on the HM, Diane!

Pine and Yellow
by DCrest01

Comment by kanaj:
I love thoughtful floral arrangements like this. My company owns a retail plant nursery, and your placement here reminds me of my boss's exceptional merchandising skills. And look at all that copy space you left in the frame for an attractive company logo.... ;-)

Congrats on your top-five placement!

Pine and Yellow
by DCrest01

Comment by glad2badad:
It's an interesting display. I'm not quite sure what colors are being highlighted here.

Pine and Yellow
by DCrest01

Comment by mariuca:
Why not a square format?
bump

Vita C
by DCrest01

Comment by primabarbara:
so clean and sunny - perfectly staged - You could sell this right away to the sunscreen company!
This will definitely end on the front page!

Vita C
by DCrest01

Comment by Pixelstate:
This will certainly ribbon. Excellent entry, professional level of execution.

Pine and Yellow
by DCrest01

Comment by Barroness:
Beautiful imagery

Its Time
by DCrest01

Comment by GolferDDS:
Such an interesting and creative composition. I’m not crazy about the texture but still one of my top picks.

Its Time
by DCrest01

Comment by posthumous:
I think filter is a big hindrance to the impact of the photo. all the individual elements have a Pier One aesthetic which is not the same as fine arts. That being said, I think the idea of putting a clock on a swing is clever. Some of the earliest clocks were based on a pendulum, and the notion of time which we think of as progressing forward is actually just swinging back and forth. add to that the theme of reeds waving in the wind, and you have a whole meditation on time. I would just say get a more evocative backdrop, filter, and props.