I am beautiful...

Posted by Rahul (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) on 28 April 2007 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.

I believe this flower out there can really take pride saying that. This is one of the shots i took at the garden and i like it a lot.

The bee is done with its lunch here and is about to take a flight back home, I like the leaf supporting the flower from drowning ;)

And what i liked most about this shot was the front and the back focus, which kinda made two different clarity layers of water.

Hope you guys will like this one. Cheers and have a great weekend.

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Comments (14)

JV from India, India

You are , did the honey bee remain there for next shot :) Perfect in every manner, lights, details, color, contrast and DOF , amazing.

28 Apr 2007 5:25am

@JV: Thanks JV, i do like this shot a lot. Probably another lucky one. ;-)

objectif-P from Belgium

une fleur de rêve et une photo qui fait rêver

28 Apr 2007 5:27am

@objectif-P: Thanks :)

Regis from Paris, France

Stunning colors !

28 Apr 2007 7:43am

@Regis: Thanks Regis. :)

Puya Mandegar from Tehran, Iran

great color. nice details. very good. u did it like a pro. but i didnt liked the composition.

28 Apr 2007 10:44am

@Puya Mandegar: Thanks Pal.

Jen from Jessup, United States

Gorgeous shot Rahul! The colors are amazing! Bravo!

28 Apr 2007 12:01pm

@Jen: Thanks Jen, just wanted to make sure i live by the theme, which is "Colors Of Nature". So i try and put all the colors i can see around hehehe... ;-)

Alicia from Singapore, Singapore

great colours and composition (:

28 Apr 2007 1:55pm

@Alicia: Thanks Alicia. :)

Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States

Absolutely fantastic colors and clarity. Great shot

28 Apr 2007 3:46pm

@Nick Passantino: Thanks Nick.

craiger from Vacaville, United States

Just perfect! Love the light!

28 Apr 2007 6:11pm

@craiger: Thanks Craig. :)

Anne from White Rock, Canada

Absolutely great dof control. It is just a beautiful picture. Only thing I would do to it is place the flower head a little differently, rather than centred vertically. It would then still leave some of your out of focus background in the picture.

28 Apr 2007 7:23pm

@Anne: Thanks Anne, always appreciate your footprints on my page and your tips and suggestions. Sorry, i had been up to my nose with stuff this week. Will catch up more regularly from monday. :)