tulipes XXIX by jinet
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Comments (20)
Last night I thought a lot of contrast..tonight it looks fantastic with it.Yellow on blue is stunning.Not only that, but the amount of flowers in this and where positioned make it!
great colors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful... and the enhancement pays off!
Wow that is excellent work. I agree with dBgrafix. Vote
Contre jour - backlight Impressive capture, yellow and blue and with this wonderful backlight, amazing! Excellent work!
Superb composition and wonderful saturated colours. Beautiful light filtering through the petals - very well done indeed! V
Splendid colors of the nature!!! Excellent and very beautiful photo!!!
Awesome contrast between the strong yellow and the deep blu!!! Excellent flower image full of positive energy my friend!!! :)
excellent image - beautiful contrast of colours and a wonderful capture of the texture of the petals
jcv2, thanks for the translation "contre jour" / "backlight".
superg lightness and colours! gorgeous image:)
brilliant macro! stunning colors! V
Beautiful pov! Excellent capture and talent!
SPLENDIDE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Franchement elle dhire tout cette photo !!!!! ;)
Quelles couleurs !!!
OOOooohhh Tulips...will there be a spring here up north to? This shot is so bright and shiny :) makes me smile.....outside my door its -15 C..brrrr...no tulips yet
Jerome this is just stunning, you have certainly succeded in your effort to bring the petals out...V
superbe !!!!!
I love the yellow againts the blue. Wonderful photo!!
Now this is a photo I wish I took!!! I love these 2 colours together, and your idea of backlighting in order to maximise colour saturation works very well. This is perfect V+F =)