Underneath

Posted by Twelvebit (Victoria, United States) on 27 January 2009 in People & Portrait.

One more flower shot. The previous bunch of flowers from underneath. I screwed up my dates and in correcting my error and lost your comment Observing, but I'd already read it before I lost it.

After today, for the rest of the week at least, expect all the pretty to go out of my images.

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Comments (12)

Philip from Joburg, South Africa

Beautiful colour great close up NICE!

27 Jan 2009 7:19am

@Philip: Thank you.

k@ from Paris, France

The marriage of soft blue and green and that Dof is perfect - delicacy again....

27 Jan 2009 8:44am

MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany

This is really excellent, great colour & sharpness, especially at this high ISO.

27 Jan 2009 10:58am

@MadScientist: The really surprising thing about the sharpness is the fact that I was crouched underneath swaying around and trying to compose this without falling over --and still managed to get it sharp.

Marcah from United States

Beautiful macro. Almost seems to be alive.

27 Jan 2009 1:11pm

@Marcah: I probably should have fixed that dead one, but I was too lazy.

Eleftheria from Athens, Greece

Beautiful macro!

27 Jan 2009 4:07pm

@Eleftheria: Thank you.

grant from kansas city, United States

this is lovely. that's an interesting comment about the upcoming images - i'm intrigued.

27 Jan 2009 5:47pm

Julian Kilsby from Birmingham, United Kingdom

Another great macro.

27 Jan 2009 10:55pm

Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom

I was hoping we would see more of these flowers . . the color is delightfully perfect and the yellow here is a good partner.

27 Jan 2009 11:17pm

@Ronnie 2¢: Thank you, but I don't want to get too repetitive.

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Now this one is extremely effective as a composition with the complementary yellows in the out of focus area - great work!

29 Jan 2009 4:37am

@Damon Schreiber: Thanks. I was crouching under the plant which was poking through the top of my fence, and trying to remain stable enough to get the composition I wanted without falling over.