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Not always perfect sorry, one more spring flower for today (i know this is not macro but couldn't find a better category)

Category: Macro	Views: 160

Category: Macro

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Camera	Canon PowerShot G12
Lens	Not Entered
Focal Length	61/10
Shutter Speed	1/13
Aperture	F/2.8
ISO	200
Date Taken	13764087054
Tags	Not Entered
Location	Not Entered
License	All Rights Reserved

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21/03 2012

21:02

Phil Jolly

Only just realised you have another account as always enjoyed looking at you floral images, thought you had gone. Anyway enjoyed looking through your latest shots and thought i'd comment on this, agree with Brian, theres no right or wrong way and you could play around with the opacity of the layers all day but you have to stop somewhere and I really like this one. Think it would make a really interesting piece for the wall, Well done!
06/03 2012

03:28

Paul Crook

Superb treatment, Unni.
05/03 2012

22:48

Louise Pilon

I love the creativity at play. After reading all the comments, it brought me to think that it represents a bit what we're doing to our planet, to each other and so on...it is as sensitive as the flower so well placed in the foreground. (my opinion is not meant to offend anyone) Rgs, Lou
05/03 2012

21:41

Brian M Doucette

I think, after reading all the comments, that I like the image overall, but I might have maybe lowered the opacity a bit on the texture layer making it a little less pronounced, or go the other way and add a bunch of grain and darker textures. There's never a right or wrong, some will like, some will not... All opinions are valid LOL!
If one doesn't try going outside the box... and then evaluating the reactions, how would one express ones self? Great work, Regards, B...
05/03 2012

16:25

Jeremy White

Another great shot to add to the floral gallery Unni, and I like the added texture to give the feel of delicacy and how such beauty can be damaged. A very interesting concept shot. Thanks for your comment on my latest candid - the waiter did look a bit suspicious, I'm just glad the arab didn't catch me...
05/03 2012

12:46

Doros Theodorou

Beautiful treatment and a very "sensitive" touch, like in most of your floral work.
04/03 2012

03:56

Brian Slade

I actually like this image and it's treatment a lot Unni. I can see and understand where John is coming from and some images with brave bold treatment will not work for some people....I've had my share! I admire John's honesty as I admire your image!
03/03 2012

18:15

Paul Primus

Hi Unni, I see what John say's but I did a similar graphic design years back for remembrance day with a poppy. That is what stirred my mind when seeing this and my Malik's question about war. Take care Rgds Paul.
03/03 2012

17:16

Glenn Pierce

U, the juxtapose of a delicate flower with a torn background works for this image as it does a lot of times in life. Feelings can be beautiful and tortured at the same time. Great image from a person with a good imagination and a delicate soul.
03/03 2012

15:09

John Hampsey Pettigrew

Unni not often i say this about one of your images,but i find the background in this one detracts from an otherwise beautiful image...maybe its just me being fussy..sorry i dont mean to offend just my thought...great flower shot apart from that...john
03/03 2012

14:07

Md. Yeaqut Ali Ripon

Dear Unni, outstanding framing here with shot look...
02/03 2012

20:30

Paul Primus

Unni perfection is often found in a broken soul, Malik our SON asked me about WAR " for his HIS STORY" subject and the meaning, I have the next 3 day's to explain? Seen done and still can only explain from what I have seen. Not a pretty explanation. Like how this help's me the torn element.

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