Busted!
by DogAngel

Comment:
Yes. That's 70's.

Flower Power Tie Dye
by banmorn

Comment:
Great colours, good compo, I like it. I could forget the visible stem.

Peace
by Prime_Time

Comment:
Should have cropped the distortion at the edges and upper part or avoided it by using a spherical glass.
Anyways, it's just great as this photo touches me.

Why ?
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Great idea!
Although I find the border distracting and it seems it's not the map that burns and not even some alcohol on it. Would have been much more real.

Painted with fire
by tristalisk

Comment:
Whee, great! Now, where's my girlfriend's hand? :)

Untitled
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
It just covers the theme; I'm curious what's inside.
It could be sharper, cropped more professionaly and some lighting adjustments could have been done but I like that 'I see it, I shoot it" type of photography.
I love this image.

Where You Can Hear Yourself Think
by dirtkahuna

Comment:
I could not find mistakes on technical or composition side so I share what I found on nature side:
1. I wish there was a little bit more dense mist between the Sun and you so that mid-lower right branch would not be burned through.
2. What's that dark shape at the point (64%, 22.5%) from the upper left corner? Is it a bird maybe? If so, I simply know it's quiet.

One little remark about others' comments on cropping: I can imagine you had to choose a point on a scale from less to the bottom (while not having much more to the top), to giving the tree more space around it. For my very personal taste, you picked almost the best point.

Well, I have two main folders for images, one for higher art and one for entertainment. This one definetly goes to art. Congratulations.

1860 to 1869
by jmritz

Comment:
Breath-taking... Best angle, great DOF. A bit too much undergrowth for me but one can't choose where to find such a subject.

Should've Stopped to take a GOOD Photo
by GeneralE

Comment:
Some degrees to the right could include the reflection of the wrecked car (on the front-right window). BTW, this is a nice "I see it, I like it, I shoot it" photo.