Flowers in the park

MontyDog · Apr 23, 2005

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Bubba · Apr 23, 2005

Gorgeous shots, Paul.

Leigh · Apr 23, 2005

Lovely shots. The second is my favorite. Very pretty flowers!

kramp · Apr 23, 2005

Awesome colors, is that top picture crooked or is that an illusion caused by that roof line.

Martin

greyflash · Apr 23, 2005

Very pretty park and you have captured it well.

TOLady · Apr 23, 2005

Beautiful.... nice to shoot some colours after a long winter

MontyDog · Apr 23, 2005

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PhotoDawg · Apr 23, 2005

WOW!! (that's all I am going to say).......OK OK OK...........Both shots are AMAZINGLY GOOD!!! Your first shot is the best out of the two, IMHO!!

Greg · Apr 23, 2005

Great colors. looks like a lot of potential there at the park.

Gale · Apr 23, 2005

Beautiful park Paul.

Colors are just gorgeous. Beautiful shots.

The second one is a very unusual flower. Never saw one of those. What ever it is, it is pretty.

So glad you enjoyed a nice day today at the park. Quite a variety of images you have shared.

Thank You

MontyDog · Apr 24, 2005

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4labs · Apr 24, 2005

Really beautiful not much to say that everyone else didn't say already. Thnxs for sharing.

Flew · Apr 24, 2005

Paul,

Sorry that I'm late with my comments, but they aren't any different from the previous folks. Nice pics, with great color.;-)

I for one am glad that you missed the horizon slightly on the second one. I don't take that many scenics, and when I do, I usually make the same mistake. Gives me another item to add to my mental checklist. :lol:

Regards,

Frank

Clivegriff · Apr 26, 2005

I love the first picture - the second's OK too!

I agree with the earlier comments about the roofline.

Whenever I take a photo where straightness is an issue I always seem to lean two or three degrees from the level.

I must do this on 90% of my shots - it must be something to do with how I grip the camera and, yes, I do have the gridlines showing.

Luckily it's easily and quickly corrected in PhotoShop - it's just another step in the workflow. It would be nice to eliminate it at the shooting stage, but I don't think I'll manage it any time soon.