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P. Christine Skinner
{K:27338} 7/9/2004
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Wow, the colours are incredible and the detail ranks right up there. I am amazed by the deep hue of the water and how well you did with the noon sun. Came out looking pretty darn beautiful. (this time I previewed my comment due to past typos :-), grrr, I am my own spelling, grammar, language police)
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Kazik Janeczko
{K:1558} 7/9/2004
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Hi Rebecca. Very beautiful composition and color. Wonderful clarity and details, well captured! These beautiful flowers in Poland grow also. This water lily is for you. Regards, Kazik.
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Rebecca Raybon
{K:26655} 7/9/2004
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Your lilly is also very beautiful with lovely, vivid colors and detail. Thank you :)
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Riny Koopman
{K:19998} 7/9/2004
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Great lights and shadows,beautiful composition
Riny
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Alfonso&Daniela Fortino
{K:2416} 7/9/2004
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a masterpiece this composition! ciao:-)
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Stephen Bowden
{K:64516} 7/9/2004
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Amazing photo Rebecca, beautiful colours
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Jimmy Payne
{K:21163} 7/9/2004
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Way to go, Louisiana girl! I'm putting this one in my favorites.
Jimmy
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Glenn Edmiston
{K:8387} 7/9/2004
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Hi Rebecca Love the color and detail here Very well Done Glenn Thanks for the coment on my flower
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Dirck DuFlon
{K:35779} 7/9/2004
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Beautiful water lilly, Rebecca - amazing color! The purplish-blue of the reflecting water works well with this flower, too. For another version, you could try a polarizer that eliminated that reflection, framing the flower in darkness...
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Neal Nye
{K:15827} 7/9/2004
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You look at picture after picture and then along comes one that just jumps out at you. Bold and crisp and clear and colorful. Screeching halt. Grabs your attention and holds it for a long time. Wow!
Neal
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jon parsons
{K:13630} 7/10/2004
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Dear Rebecca, this is a most beautiful image my friend! good work....jon
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Nando Mondino
{K:13989} 7/10/2004
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Excellent macro!
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ken krishnan
{K:19102} 7/18/2004
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Beautiful flowers. Is it a lilly or a lotus?
I think the flower on the bottom right corrner pulls the eye out. Clonning it off would keep the eye on the main flower subject.
Regards,
ken.
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