Wildflowers

Tired of the cold and the white covered ground day after day, with

temperatures in the teens to zero or below. So I wanted something

warm and pretty with lots of colors to look at to brighten my day. Hope

this brightens your day too. Thanks to each who take time to share their

thoughts about my images.

A gorgeous colorful wildflower meadow Sherry! Starting to look forward to warm spring days in the mountain meadows again. Much as I enjoy winter it could be a touch shorter ;-)

All the best,
Neil

To admire this image here is one thing,but to be there and see this is maximum pleasure can be,what a delight,almost feel the atmosphere,compliments Sherry.

Sherry,

  Beautiful scene with wonderful composition, colors & details.  Take care, Patsy

Very good. You certainly have 'the eye'.

When you have an image as good as this you start looking for potential areas of improvement and i did not find any. From an artistic and personal taste perspective, I wondered about that solitary white cloud and wondered if I would have cloned it out. It looks just fine 'as is' and even complements the small line of snow in the distance.

#6.

Yes, you got a happy and lovely day and so do we.  Nice color foreground.  Love the snow still there with the flowers all over. Excellent composition.  Best Regards,

Oh Thank you! this brightens my day too. Wonderful vision from Utah!! Best Regards.

I like the colors and clarity of this photo. The classical composition is also fine, with the minor exception of the cloud that is cropped and offers an unwanted gate for the gaze to leave the picture. What I mean is that when "reading" the picture the eyes travel left to right, neatly lead by the beautiful white curve of the snow. Now the preferred conclusion of this journey would be a "point" like element (that could be a round cloud) ore else just meeting the sky and edge of the frame, so that the gaze is lead back into the picture.

Best Regards, Tibi

I think this one has the edge over the latest posting just in terms of brightness of colour and the undulating terrain of the foreground.  This must be the most difficult type of landscapes to get right. But I think you have achieved a great balance of elements here . I would usually like to see a bit more sky, but must admit that with mostly plain blue, your composition was a wise choice.

Sincere Compliments & Best Regards

Alf

I love the POV in this capture Sherry, probably because wildflowers are one of my favorites and one is fortunate to get so many in bloom. Lovely composition!