Creeping Jenny
by lynnmarie

Comment:
I like the feeling of the vine moving away from the viewer. Its a pretty little creeper but I have spent a a lot oF time and energy trying to get it out of every garden plot I've rented in the past 10 years.

Was it brought over on purpose like dandelions or just an accidental traveler?

Day Eighteen
by Bear_Music

Comment:
This is one of my favorite types of flower photo. You have a new bud, a fully open bloom and a finished bloom all in the same shot, and in their natural setting. Its like what the 18th century horticultural illustrations were trying to do but without the artifice.

Maybe a little jumbled behind the finished flower, but a beautiful shot.

Day Seventeen
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
I can just hear the the flower saying "when I grow up I want ot be just like..."
Fun image. I think the angle on the framed photo gives this image the movement it needs.

Elaine's Garden
by banmorn

Comment:
Feels like one of those beautiful silk screen prints from the 40's.
Great color and just short of over processed.

Day 17
by jmritz

Comment:
Like the dark glowing quality of thie.

Looking Up
by Elaine

Comment:
Wow great definition on a white flower.
There is something a little distracting about the place where the stem meets the petals. Over-sharpened, or just back lit?

Clinging in the Crevasse
by ephln

Comment:
Nice to see a plant in environment after all these isolated portraits.
Are those African violets? Never thought of them in the wild somehow.

Day 16
by Brad

Comment:
Great explosion of color.
The fuzziness shows very well in this.

Lace
by jmritz

Comment:
Great detail, I like the sepia.

Day 15
by Brad

Comment:
Great fern. close enough to floral for me.