inner realm 2

I like this a whole lot. I don't think it's about smooth transitions or tonal range or stuff like that. It looks like an abstract/ semi abstract painting with a smaller palette. I like the deep, rich red you have been able to achieve against the rich yellow green inner part of the tulip. I really do think this is one of the better tulip shots I've seen.

I do, however, like this better in a vertical as such. Great work here,

Cyrus

I emailed you twice, some interesting technical info to the address provided by PN but was returned both times. My address is Ckhamak@aol.com. Drop me a line, I'd really like to send this to you.

The more I look at this, the more I like it(and you know how I yawn over flower photos...). I do like cyrus's idea of vertical composition, too. It's hard to beleive that you shot this with your little point and shoot...

Right on, sister. I just read your bio about censorship. I'm sorry that I missed the exchange--and that is precisely what is wrong with censorship, that one never knows what it was that someone didn't want others to read.

 

I like these simple pictures. They make me want to do some macro work myself, something I have been putting off learning about.

 

--Lannie

Not really macro; too broke for expensive lenses. I just used the close-up mode on my Powershot.

Thanks for your support on my position vs. censorship on this site. It is good to know that a few people are actually reading my bio because this means more are becoming aware of this really crappy catch-22 that's been going on here lately.

critiques, please.