I like. I really like. I think I might like more if some of the white space were cropped. Let the plant’s natural curl and depth lead the eye up to the flower.
Pardon my liberties, but it’s raining here and I’m bored so for example: http://travel.webshots.com/photo/2858734220078767045ELdUWK
Dan McKeown
I wish I could comment on the previous picture still but since I cannot, well I guess I will just add my comment on this picture. Sorry Sagert. I think that fruit looks a little like the “beak” of a squid. I think they are called beaks, maybe they are not. I am not much of an oceanographer. I just saw a picture on the BBC (which I will attach to the end of this small comment) about the capture of a colossal squid (what will they do if they find a bigger one, giant and colossal are already taken and adjectives are running thin!) that is going to be dissected after it is thawed. Check it out, its kinda cool:
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Sagert
I like. I really like. I think I might like more if some of the white space were cropped. Let the plant’s natural curl and depth lead the eye up to the flower. Pardon my liberties, but it’s raining here and I’m bored so for example: http://travel.webshots.com/photo/2858734220078767045ELdUWK
Dan McKeown
I wish I could comment on the previous picture still but since I cannot, well I guess I will just add my comment on this picture. Sorry Sagert. I think that fruit looks a little like the “beak” of a squid. I think they are called beaks, maybe they are not. I am not much of an oceanographer. I just saw a picture on the BBC (which I will attach to the end of this small comment) about the capture of a colossal squid (what will they do if they find a bigger one, giant and colossal are already taken and adjectives are running thin!) that is going to be dissected after it is thawed. Check it out, its kinda cool:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7367774.stm
Sorry again for the out-of-place comment.