I wasn't going to enter any more challenges. But it appears I have a bit of an addiction problem. Hopefully this meets the challenge to at least 70% of you, dear voters. I also don't think the subject is very controversial, unless there's something brewing with rosebush leaves and I haven't yet received the memo. It is not very exciting, nor is there any meaning - deep, hidden or otherwise. Just wet rosebush leaves from daily rain and I liked the color on inversion. Here's hoping for a 5. (I have lofty goals!)
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This is very cool. I'm usually one who goes for less editing and more realistic photos, however this immediately caught my eye and I love the colors, subject and presentation.
I just tried to add this to my favorites, but it said 'error' as I already have it in my favorites.
That says one things to me, and that is, I must really like this image.....
So delicate, and it really does suit the negative process so well.....
How'd I miss this? I stared at it in awe for a good minute before I bothered to look at what challenge this was from. The best negative images don't look negative at all, and that's obviously what made this a winner. Did that make sense? Nice job!
Ohmygoodness! I am SO HAPPY you changed your mind about not entering challenges anymore for a while. This is exquisite. The bright pretty colors look like they belong -- not like its a negative image. And its so 3-dimensional, it almost looks like one of those holograms.
WOW! Congratulations on a most impressive photo to join your impressive collection :)
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