
As most of you know (or at least the ones who stop and check out my pictures), I normally take B&W. Now its not that I have anything against color, I really don't; I just really dig the detail, or feeling that you can convey with a B&W. In any case, as I mentioned before, I bought some flowers this week and decided to try my hand at photographing them. You have seen a few shots (as I said, in B&W.. can you see where this is going?), but these as some that I did in color and left in color.... so, as always let me know what you all think....
PS- if you get a chance, let mom know you appreciate everything she has done for you (it may be cheesy, but if you are like me; you can think of a half a dozen things she either helped you out with or went that extra mile for you).. so here's to you MOM.. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING...

As a mom I say "You're Welcomed!"
I think you have a special talent with flowers and should shoot color more often as well! The photos are superb and being the sunflower is yellow it is one of the reasons I like it best, yellow is almost like white light it just has that radiant quality. I like the color rose that followed it, because of the light you used. They are all a very good series!
- american[bohemian] style
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- the EYES have it
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- Out of Focus!!
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I like the first and the last the others are good just not as strong as the first and last shots.
- Say...CHEESE
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So, much like my question about the trains.... what does everyone think (color or b&w)?
VegasStan - I will see about a re-design (thanks for the feedback)
- Execute, execute, execute
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Flowers are colored, and so should the photographs.
Lovely shot, all were excellent. On sunflower, I would move it a tad to the left, so it isn't crowding the frame.
- A quack with an camera
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- ©kitzi
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- Film-Junkie 4 Life!
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