Tuesday, 12th May 2009
Flowers of the Spain
by Kometa
Tarazona de la Mancha (Spain)
Equipment: Nikon D3 & 70.200 VR
Kometa
Website: www.jakometa.com
Flowers of the Spain by Kometa was photo of the day on Tuesday, 12th May 2009. It is tagged Abstract, Flowers. You can leave a comment below.
46 Comments
MATE
I love this image, the single flower, looks lonely, and it is very thought provoking, i like the blend between complete blue sky and the hay-like brown of the field with the bright red, single flower is marvelous.
Alice DeFriez
Outstanding! I love these types of pictures!
Rastello
did you pick all the other flowers?
Kirk Jordan
I think the title should be “Flower of Spain.”
Ahmed Sharif
nice concept……. great contrast of colours……. looks almost surreal, but very soothing…..
Anurag
Very sublime. Really super (saturated) colors. I would have composed for a level horizon or would have corrected it PP.
jeremy
Wonderful composition and shot, but the post-production is over done. The super saturated colors and over-sharpening turn a beautifully subtle moment into something veering on garish and artificial.
su
Just beautiful………..
Ann
Less is more. Love the concept.
Luca
Wonderful!
Alex
Very good job. This is what photography is about. A great artistic result that would sell well in any art gallery.
G.
wow, i almost imagine this is not real. Very nice shoot!
Pauline Jones
Very effective; I would never have thought of that treatment.
KeithT
I like this image a lot. My only criticism is the sloping horizon. Easily fixed in Photoshop and will improve the presentation no end.
Malta Photography
very interesting shot indeed. The contrasting colors and the blurred background
really good. Take care of the horizon though.
owen
I love it and the way it draws you straight into photo
Malcolm
Beautiful – makes a nice change to see this type of photo.
Edulan
Nice photo, congratulations
planet lover
Very nice.
wanda krack
Wonderful colors and combination of colors! The single flower is perfectly exposed.
ziggy
Poetry, that’s what this is. thank you for sharing it with us. Personally- the horizon is just fine. I mean the earth is round, right? I like being reminded of that.
Aruna
Nicely done. Usually a horizon of this sort bothers me, but not in this one. It is more of an art than a photograph, and I like the way it is.
Well done and congratulations!!
Marie Dunphy Harding
A striking & imaginative shot!Would make a wonderful painting.
Sue Gagnon
The lone flower. How simple and beautiful. Well done!
mike
Very nice with the lone flower.
Dianne
HOW AMAZING…..GOOD EYE.
kometa
THANKS…
Dani Barba
Vaya foto más wapa tÃo… Enhorabuena!!
Un abrazo.
Pedro Afonso
WOW WOW WOW. The Colors are amazing. Well done
Mesquite
I like the sloping horizon. If you “fix” it in Photoshop, then you have created a false reality. Nature and life in general is imperfect, yet it is that imperfection that really is actually perfect.
Hawkgenes
Very beautiful work.
Allison
I too like the horizon in the image. Not only does it remind us that we are not perfect, nor are our surroundings, but at the same token, with the way the flower is leaning to the right, it’d look exceptionally off if the horizon were straight. I like it as is. Very beautiful image!
Katherine Lee Strassburg
I have rarely seen truly level horizons in the real world. The movement of the grass, the one brilliant flower, the colors, all make for a wonderful photo. Well done!
Laurie
Very artsy! Simply stunning & stunningly simple!
ralph cabre
simply & beautiful.. great shot
Ralph Cabrel
simple & beautiful shot mate..
Ati
Very original. Like it
Jabi
I love the simplicity of the photo.. the flower looks alone (not lonely) in the crowd
Derek Dobbie
A wonderful image. Well composed and thought out.
Renee
Wow is right!! A shot so simply but very very beautiful, wonderful colors and terrific shot!
Herman
I find this a very romantic image.
saurabh
its like creativity in simplicity…
nice pic…
Carly
Simple yet effective, would love this on a wall.
Ellie
SO VERY lovely…a genuine great image!
kometa
Thanks-Merci-Gracias…
Rajib Singha
What a shot!