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The sky had brightened just enough to highlight the yellow bloom.

White and yellow are hard colors for me to capture in true color but

this is exactly what it looked like.

That would make a wonderful valentine card. Good capture.

Very good color and sharpness. Was this a tiny flower? We have a very tiny wildflower that pops up in our grass for a day or two each year and I try to capture it every time with sad results. I always look forward to your work. Take care, Deanna

Amazing. Unusual focus and wonderful color.

The lens for this one was Micro Nikkor 105mm 1:2.8. My favorite is the 50mm but often try others since I am learning by trial and error. (aren't we all?)

We have had a very harsh, snowy, long winter this year and this

photo taken several years ago caught my eye and reminded me that

it is March and tulips won't be far from now. Hope it warms your day

too.

So sad. Did you ever think of being a news photographer in your spare time? This photo brings sorrow for the homeowner and a need to make soup for the firemen. It doesn't matter what type of photo you do they are all interesting and very good. Take care, Deanna

Thank you.

You have a very good memory. Just spruced it up a little in Photoshop. Take care, Deanna

Radu, Thank you for this reminder that spring will come after this long winter. Wonderful image with very good lighting.

Tony, only you can make ice look warm. Wonderful colors.

Thank you. This was one of my first attempts at a portrait. There are a few things that should be changed but it is hard to mess up a pretty 17 year old girl and flowers. Take care, Deanna

Thank you for the comment, Take care, Deanna

Beautiful portrait of a beautiful girl.

Thanks for commenting. I am sure you would have created a great image if you had this scene to work with. Take care, Deanna

One snowy night I looked out the window and noticed how pretty the

pathway lights looked in the fresh snow. So I bundled up, grabbed

the camera and out I went. Beautiful night until I hit the ice under the

snow. No way to stop the fall but to save the camera had to land

hard with arms outstretched away from the impact. Shoulder only

hurt a day or two and camera had just a little snow on the lens.

Sometimes it takes a little more risk to get the shot. Hope you think

it was worth it. I do.

Losing that branch is a good idea especially for a still life. It was hard to find a category for this pic. Thank you for the generous comment and rate. Take care, Deanna

The rich color stains the ship as if it is fine furniture. Great use of light and glow. Take care, Deanna

 

Very good capture with great detail. Take care, Deanna

Beautiful color and focus. Take care, Deanna

Testing my new Nikon D7100 through a window and screen in bad

lighting. Comments appreciated

Thank you

Thank you for taking time to comment when you must be very busy taking all the wonderful pictures you post. Take care, Deanna

Thank you. I think your portrait work is wonderful. Take care, Deanna