Nourished from Above and Below...
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Comment by littlefish:
good shot

Nourished from Above and Below...
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Comment by UNTITLED:
The circle bokeh from the water drops are like little dancing angels bring life to that plant. Enchanting and fascinating photograph!

Well, I don't know what to call this...
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Comment by Melethia:
Came out as an excellent B&W abstract, actually!

Well, I don't know what to call this...
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Comment by Jutilda:
Cool and abstract. How about "exit right?" ROFL

through the microscope
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Comment by canary:
Clever, I like it.

Lush
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Comment by levyj413:
Well, first, congrats on meeting your goal! :) I like the shapes you created, and the dark part in the lower right is placed well to draw my attention. I think the other commenters are right that a little more light in there would give me something to see when my attention goes there. Even shining a flashlight in there would help. Finally, congrats on your new 3rd-best score!

Message edited by author 2007-05-30 02:47:54.

A Most Unusual Centerpiece
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Comment by levyj413:
Ha! How'd I miss this? Very clever, and certainly one of the more unusual entries.

Broken
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Comment by levyj413:
I like how the frame divides the picture into equal pieces, leaving the two breakouts as contrasting shapes on either side. Although it's hard to tell, it looks like it might be a little blurry. How does it look with the dark part at the top cropped out?

Anyway, congrats on a new member of your personal top 5! :)

Message edited by author 2007-05-30 02:44:38.

Nourished from Above and Below...
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Comment by smardaz:
great capture! 8

Imposing
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Comment by JuliBoc:
Karen, I like this image. I like the textures and the large blocks it forms. I think the selective desat works very nicely in an almost abstract way. Now that the challenge is over, I think you could have some fun with it by cropping the top down to eliminate all the sky (square aspect ratio) and then putting a gradient map adjustment layer on it. Try all sorts of combinations of colors in the gradient. I think you'll get some really cool abstract images.