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Francesca May
{K:6877} 2/16/2004
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VERY BEAUTIFUL!
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Vitor Azinheira
{K:2338} 5/8/2003
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Excellent*****
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Yvon Loyer
{K:1449} 8/24/2002
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Hi Dawna, Its real color! fantastic...
Hi John, Your imagination is, I not having words to say it! :-) And I have big pleasure to read your comments and I agree with you for the drops, the droplet add life in the static image, great!
Hi Kenneth, I take note for your suggestion, thank!
Hi Sue, You say (in another post)"Don't be afraid to violate the standard rules of photography." my replic for this is "see your subject in under and outher, on top and buttom, turn around at 360*, touch it, caress it, shoot under expose and over expose" and most important! take your time for shooting and "broke the law"...
Sue, your comment is very important for me and make me going up in the beautyfull world of photography...
Take care!
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John Charlton
{K:5595} 8/24/2002
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Have to disagree with Kenneth about reframing for a stronger shot. The balance in this image is perfect the way it is with the drop being much more than a nice touch. To my mind, the droplet is central to the success of the overall image and provides a sense of movement and drama in an otherwise static graphic arrangement.
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Sue O'S
{K:12878} 8/24/2002
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Yvon, you're quickly becoming one of my favourite photographers on this site! I love your natural subject abstracts! Learning lots from you! Thanks!
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Kenneth Kwan
{K:3084} 8/24/2002
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Great detail and nice colour. The lighting is good too. The leaf seems almost shiny. The droplet of water is a nice touch. For a stronger graphic shot, you can try placing the stem on a diagonal.
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John Charlton
{K:5595} 8/23/2002
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Another striking image Yvon. Looks like something out of a surealistic human anatomy text. Perhaps a bead of sweat dripping down an athlete's back muscles.
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Dawna G.
{K:7709} 8/22/2002
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Beautiful lines, texture and color here Yvon.
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