Sunkist Orange
by Ja-9

Comment by Eagle40Fox2:
Congrats Janine!!

Sunkist Orange
by Ja-9

Comment by ikopanas:
A red for the orange! Second time! Congrats Janine!

Sunkist Orange
by Ja-9

Comment by Scapeshots:
Gorgeous flower shot. Congrats on the red Janine!

Sunkist Orange
by Ja-9

Comment by the99:
Congrats on your ribbon, Janine! Well done again!

Sunkist Orange
by Ja-9

Comment by dswann:
2nd place with Orange Creamsicle in the Orange II challenge and now 2nd place in Orange III. You are tearing up the orange challenges! Congrats again on another great image Janine!

Sunkist Orange
by Ja-9

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Well look at you! Congrats, Janine!

Sunkist Orange
by Ja-9

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
You made this rose into a swirling ballet of color and form. I'm guessing that you may have used one of those extension tubes too.
Beautiful, and congrats on your new ribbon.

Sunkist Orange
by Ja-9

Comment by tanguera:
Janine!!! Congrats on your orange ribbon :-)

Sunkist Orange
by Ja-9

Comment by Neat:
Aha, i thought it was you, well done.

Vintage Plates
by Ja-9

Comment by jmsetzler:
Greetings from the Critique Club...

This photo definitely fits the challenge. The door plates have an excellent 'vintage' quality about them in their state of decay and disrepair. The mood and textures are excellent as well. 5.47 is not a 'bad' score for this photo but I'm sure a higher score would have been more interesting for you. As I browse your comments, as brief as they may be, one does stand out for me. The one that mentions getting closer would be my primary goal in this setting as well. One of my personal goals in photography is to examine the parts of the whole that create the interest in any given scene rather than the entire scene itself if that makes sense. The detail in this image that creates interest for me is on the left side where the one plate is cocked diagonally between the other two upright plates. That little bit of off-center imbalance strikes me as the most interesting part of this scene. Maybe focusing on that area a little more closely would create a more dynamic view :)

Good luck in the future...