Will Bloom....Blooming....Bloomed

[Wavelength]

For your kind Judgement
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Regards

[John 2]

That's well seen Nandakumar.

[Shadowman]

Dazzling color, very nice.

[chauncey]

I like it.

[jamn4ex]

Love those colors . very well named.

[Ken Curtis]

Very nice, Nandakumar.

I was wondering if you could tone down the bright green, almost white, bud in the upper right hand corner. as it pull the eye away from the main flower.

[Downrigger]

Beautifully done and beautifully put together. I think Ken makes a useful comment now that I have gone back to look at it and consider his point.

[Wavelength]

That's well seen Nandakumar.

John, thank you very much

[Wavelength]

Dazzling color, very nice.

Thank you very much John

[Wavelength]

I like it.

Boyer, thank you very much

[Wavelength]

Love those colors . very well named.

James, thank you very much; i got them in the clockwise order as if changing along with time...

Regards

[Wavelength]

Very nice, Nandakumar.

I was wondering if you could tone down the bright green, almost white, bud in the upper right hand corner. as it pull the eye away from the main flower.

Ken; your observation is perfect; i had a hesitation regarding that while posting; then decided to post as such
Thank you very much

[Wavelength]

Beautifully done and beautifully put together. I think Ken makes a useful comment now that I have gone back to look at it and consider his point.

Mark; i fully agree with Ken; thank you very much indeed

[FrankMi]

Nice combination of colors and positioning of the elements to add interest, Nandakumar. The main flower is sharp but the right side of the image is showing some grain so unless it is intentional you might want to consider applying a touch of noise reduction to that area?

[Wavelength]

Frank; thank you very much; i have noticed this, but i am not sure about the outcome if i attempted an operation on selected region; that is why
I must do more homework on PS, I feel
Regards

[FrankMi]

Frank; thank you very much; i have noticed this, but i am not sure about the outcome if i attempted an operation on selected region; that is why
I must do more homework on PS, I feel
Regards

Learn about the combination of selections, masking, and levels. They all work together to apply anything that you could typically do to the entire image, to whatever part of the image you desire. As long as you don't save your work over the original, you can practice over and over until you have exactly the result you want.

[Wavelength]

Thank you very much Frank

[mknittle]

That is very nice Nandakumar.

[StephHamish]

God this is beautiful - that colour is fantastic. (That bright pink with the yelölow reminds me of the pillows my grandma used to have in her house.) I actually quite like the dazzling green/white bud in the corner, it adds a bit of complexity to the picture. But of course, it does draw attention away to the principle flower, which you might not want.

[Wavelength]

That is very nice Nandakumar.

Thank you so much Mark