I love this one, especially the light on the petals and the water. I was a bit confused by the stamens which look like they are coming out of the back.
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Time to vote for April Image of the Month (IotM). All MobiTog members are eligible to vote. Voting ends May 7.
MobiColour RESULT: Challenge #1
Thanks, Ann. I think what happened is that when the flower fell off/broke off, the stamens broke free as well, and when it landed upside down they were pushed backwards through the hole where the stem had been attached. (I think.)
The Remnant
iPhone 6, Snapseed
iPhone 6, Snapseed
I love this! Especially the color coordination....
Wow!
iPhone Native Camera
Orchid Tree after my Sunday Sunrise walk/shoot
Orchid Tree after my Sunday Sunrise walk/shoot
You're welcome!
Thank you Cat!I love this! Especially the color coordination....
Hah, does that mean there's a quilter lurking somewhere in your house?
PicsbyJCG
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Christer
- Device
- Sony
Have a fruit
iPhone 3GS, H280 (Neville/Daydream).
One of my daily tasks at my job is to make coffee, and put up some eatable junk like cookies, and also fruit if we have any that day. Today, monday, someone had bought so much fruit that it almost felt like a prank. Omg wtf, muttered yours truly, slammed a bunch on the fruit plate, saw that it looked a bit arranged, so I arranged it some more and went bananas (pun intended) with both the 3GS & the 5.
iPhone 3GS, H280 (Neville/Daydream).
One of my daily tasks at my job is to make coffee, and put up some eatable junk like cookies, and also fruit if we have any that day. Today, monday, someone had bought so much fruit that it almost felt like a prank. Omg wtf, muttered yours truly, slammed a bunch on the fruit plate, saw that it looked a bit arranged, so I arranged it some more and went bananas (pun intended) with both the 3GS & the 5.
Philippe Schlossberg
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Philippe Schlossberg
Fish out of water
Enlight, SKRWT
iColrama
Enlight, SKRWT
iColrama
Love the vibrant tones in this, Mel. Gorgeous 'reflective' capture!
Thank you Ann! Now you come to mention it there has been a weird knocking lately...Hah, does that mean there's a quilter lurking somewhere in your house?
PicsbyJCG
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Christer
- Device
- Sony
Thanks Philippe!great image ... love the colors and all
Beautiful!!
Okay Color Warriors, it's been a week so I must say this challenge is officially CLOSED.
I suppose the duty lies with me to decide (gulp barf) the inaugural winner, egads, but then the responsibility will fall to the winner of this challenge to choose next week's winner.
Back in a bit!
I suppose the duty lies with me to decide (gulp barf) the inaugural winner, egads, but then the responsibility will fall to the winner of this challenge to choose next week's winner.
Back in a bit!
This was SO NOT easy.... 
But choose a winner I must.
And the image that kept popping out at me........
...the inaugural first place color winner.....
Kaywib Kay's wonderful "The Look". It's fun, quirky, beautifully composed, and just makes me smile to look at it.
Heading in at a very close 2nd Place is ImageArt Ann's stunning "Sky Gazing". Beautiful and otherworldly, and it elicits the always mysterious "How the heck did she DO that??" response.
Special Mentions to:
deepop David's "Valley of Death". The beautiful monotone curves of the mountains with the pop of color in the back... a stunning image.
sinnerjohn's Norfolk, UK tiny houses.... because, well, I'm in love with tiny houses. And that pink shutter is just so cute.
terse Ted's "Green on Blue". A perfect minimalist color story.
Glenton Rodolfo's wild and wonderful "Kuhl-er 3". Talk about a POP of color!! I really love this.
But choose a winner I must. And the image that kept popping out at me........
...the inaugural first place color winner.....
Kaywib Kay's wonderful "The Look". It's fun, quirky, beautifully composed, and just makes me smile to look at it.
Heading in at a very close 2nd Place is ImageArt Ann's stunning "Sky Gazing". Beautiful and otherworldly, and it elicits the always mysterious "How the heck did she DO that??" response.
Special Mentions to:
deepop David's "Valley of Death". The beautiful monotone curves of the mountains with the pop of color in the back... a stunning image.
sinnerjohn's Norfolk, UK tiny houses.... because, well, I'm in love with tiny houses. And that pink shutter is just so cute.
terse Ted's "Green on Blue". A perfect minimalist color story.
Glenton Rodolfo's wild and wonderful "Kuhl-er 3". Talk about a POP of color!! I really love this.