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A garden is captured in a dew. Any Comments?

I don't think you needed the yellow line in this photo. The fog and the light on the left will tell many stories even in B/W photo. Anyway, it is fantastic shot with good stories in it.

Early Morning, I found a spiderweb full of dew which made the web

looks like a jewlary. I first hesitated whether I need to crop out

the left side branch, but decided to leave it in contrast to the core

of web on right top side. Any critique or comment are welcome. Thanks

for watching.(Oh, I forgot to mention this image was cropped and

sharpened a little bit)

I don't normally give 7/7 to PS enhanced photo, because those photos look so cheap. But yours tells more story and I didn't even recognise any touch of PS. The Old man certainly atracted my eyes and huge space with excellent texture followed up with many stories. I could sit and watch this one for long time...Thanks for posting.

very good colour and perspective. it is similar to my shot, but mine is bit out of focus.

http://www.photo.net/general-comments/attachment/1094484/030918-Tulip%2006.jpg

Wayne, we do have similar eyes...see my another photo of Tulip...Isn't it similar to yours?

I cropped out more space on right in order to draw attention on the

background flower. Oridinal photo is in my folder. Any comment?

Thanks for watching and rating...

I like the background bud and a patel slightly leaning toward it. feel like a mother reaching out to a child...Beautiful image, Brad.

Yesterday, I also found a peace of light on a small flower(Diasma, have a look here http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=1823316 ), and the mood was similar with your shot. Very good use of light.Well done!

 

Is it in the garden or studio? Very good light.

Unbelievable.........

Nice shot! Wish there are more sky, Yellow sky...but still it is an excellent shot.

Congretulation, Kevin!

Very Nice composition and Rhythm...Great work!

Early morning, last night's frosts are beginning to melt away from

the toller clover.(actually it is a weed called "Sour Sop" in

Australia with Yellow flower) I feel it's little bit dark, and wanted

to brighten up little bit...but uploading as it is for your advice...

All comments are welcome and Thanks.

I think a little boat in the middle is too small for a main theme. or it should be avoided locating in the middle...like wise the bird also didn't convey any message to watcher...

I agree with Tabb and Ola's comments on composition. Very nice, I could sit here and watch this one for long time listening the steps and music through this image....Thanks

How much PS did you use? Because it is easy to obtain such colour in PS. I liked the composition most. it is not conventional, but gave us a feeling this stem is grown and still growing. leaving space under the flower was good for me.

at first, I thought the camera is too big...but in second thought, we always see the nature with our own perspective, limiting the nature as it is......I enjoyed it very much. Well done. I just wonder how much alteration you made in PS. Can you tell us?

I agree with Certo. No crop is necessary. I tried both crop ideas from others, cutting top and bottom...In my opinion, our life's journey is not like a framed square picture, but with grey sky and bumpy road...I enjoyed this photo, and watched long time...and I still like it...Thanks Margaret...Very well done.

Very good idea and composition!!!

If we had some more colour in apple or backbround, it could give us more present feeling...very good eye you have in this photo...

I don't think so, Jim. In your composition, both the blue background and out-focused leaf on left are helping us to see middle spot, and lead our eyes to the edge of the leaf. Very attractive colour composition.

Just cropped a whole flower. Do you think it's too tight?

Fantastic image you captured here!

I like the cloud looks like moving toward me...and the cross just touched the mountain and sky....it is a heavenly shot...

I really like the way you put large space behind the woman. It makes me think...I don't think the real reason why this woman was crying is important in photography. My question is in what way did you manupulated this photo. Anyway, the photo speaks, tells a story....that's all I think is important. Well done, Anne