Ethereal
by bod

Comment:
I love it! Composition is great - it is an abstract image but there is definitely a subject. The yellow is not just some "blob" but is made more substantial by the lines of green around the bottom and out of the bottom. It immediately says "flower" - in an understated way. The colors compliment each other perfectly.. and I like the ... I don't know how to put it but it seems that if I were to take this photo and adjust levels in Photoshop, I wouldn't be able to get anything more to my liking. Border is subtle yet definitely "there", acting as a way to hold in all the flowing color. Very very good image in my opinion.

Mirage
by Rebecca

Comment:
... WOW! Just amazing. I love "optical illusion"ish stuff like this. Works very, very well here as everything is so smooth... by that I mean when I look at it it just SEEMS real - no attention is drawn to the behind-the-scenes setup, for me.

Helena
by dsa157

Comment:
Fantastic use of color here. So vibrant and alive.

blueberry lake
by elmomarie

Comment:
Nice! Is very subtle and beautiful.

Mighty
by ShannonLee

Comment:
Very powerful image. I like the "washed out" look because it seems to me to fit the subject matter. Great title as well.

Prelude to a Storm
by howzit

Comment:
Colors and contrast are just stellar. I also like the understanted border.

Wind
by moniepenny

Comment:
Amazingly gorgeous colors and a fantastic abstract image overall.

What's Simple is True
by nsoroma79

Comment:
Love the crop!!! Very simple, and effective, composition.

Serene
by slickchik

Comment:
Gorgeous colors and contrast. Saturation is nice and the blue is so vibrant that it gives a good counterpoint to the oranges. I like that the reflection isn't a perfect image of the real thing but is broken up by things in the water. It gets to me sometimes when I see photos where you almost can't tell the reflection from the real thing; it just doesn't "click" in my mind.

Ted E. Bear has Grown Up
by madcrabber

Comment:
... :-) When I was younger I had a teddy bear I had named Theodore Edward Bear (which of course could be shortned to Ted E Bear).