Night Light
by LMA128

Comment by MaryO:
I like this in duotone; really shows off the starbursts nicely.

Night Light
by LMA128

Comment by mrbig65:
good one,,, , good shot,,, but i would clone away the light in foreground,, but that just i,,,,

Let it Be
by LMA128

Comment by eclypsed:
Nice picture of a rose. Not super zen.

Let it Be
by LMA128

Comment by khdoss:
my only gripe is i would have liked the leaves of the rose to be in focus

Let it Be
by LMA128

Comment by posthumous:
The child saw the Zen master eating a flower, and asked him why he was destroying such beauty.

"You could just as well have asked, 'why am I beauty such flower?'"

But you would let it be.

Let it Be
by LMA128

Comment by photokariangel:
INteresting find. Brave of you as well to chose a flower thats not blossomed, very interesting. Nice contrast between the greens and the pinks.

Let it Be
by LMA128

Comment by mrbig65:
good one,,,,,

Let it Be
by LMA128

Comment by nico_blue:
There are a lot of annoying flower shots, but this is an amazing one! Tho some may not like the shallow dof on the flower I think it works great here. Love the colors as well. Nice job and good luck!

Into the Blue
by LMA128

Comment by dmadden:
I like the simplicity of natural light, sometimes I get so lost in this strobist thing. Love the matching eyes and the background.

K N I T
by LMA128

Comment by CNovack:
Interesting angle of presentation - the viewer is looking down upon the sight. The first thing I notice is the knit cap and then my eyes travel down to look upon the face wearing it. The angle makes me notice the hat first which places that as a main object with the girl wearing it as a supporting role. The focus is soft - giving this image a dreamy feel. Her eyes are closed so that also helps project imagery of dreaming; daydream. The introduction of grain along with the B&W projects a mood and feel of an moment captured decades ago; nostalgic of remembering days past. The B&W also makes the textures of the knit cap more of a strong focus; whereas shape and weave would be less noticable if color was introduced.