Division
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Of light and dark? Not completely getting the dichotomy you intended but that's probably just me. Not sure I like the lens flare but its probably unavoidable in this type of shot and maybe you wanted it there for the effect.

My Greatest Weakness and My Greatest Strength
by toddhead

Comment:
Great lighting in this and its so true isn't it. Our children can take us to the limits in so many opposing ways.

Production Values - Quantity versus Quality
by Citadel

Comment:
I love a good cup of coffee but I also like lots of it so I'll take the quality but in the big cup.
Technically your shot suffers from a bit of noise and that little corner of the table on the bottom left would be better cropped out but otherwise it looks good and meets the challenge imo.

Dichotomy of Signal: Analog vs. Digital
by tojlewis

Comment:
Cool take on the challenge and good composition.

Howling at the Stars
by dannylee

Comment:
This is a cool photo. Looks like water? It's interesting to look at but I don't get how it fits the challenge either by looking at the photo nor by the title. (Comment only - No vote).

Day 11 - Fresco
by Kelli

Comment:
I like it too. I'm beginning to like more of the filters. I feel if it your going to do the pp and overdo it then overdo it so that it looks like you meant it instead of just doing too much. This looks like a painting with watercolor. I just love the one I recently did with yellow daisies using watercolor filter and canvas texture. This feels the same as that one did.

Y is For... Nevermind
by BlueZamia

Comment:
But WHY? just kidding. Before I read the comments I planned on writing that. I grown to know and love so many different flowers from this side challenge and lilly's are one of my new faves.

Day 6 - Lavender Shades
by sherpet

Comment:
I like the white flower seemingly encircling the shot.

Day 5 - Lavender Relection
by sherpet

Comment:
Someone else in this side challenge has a shot of dried lavender being used as insence. That's an awesome flower.

Orange.jpg
by Sheryll

Comment:
Please take a look at the original. If I remember right, the only thing I did in color on this in pp was to saturate the green channel just a bit. They really are that orange. Should I desat in the red channel anyway?