This one's for My Lady. She who started me in this passion

[KimC]

Gorgeous! Hands down my favorite of all your flower shots! Beautiful color, texture and lighting.

[JBW]

Lovely capture Brian. And does she get a framed copy?

Not unless we buy a printer and install air conditioning. One of our realities is that tropical humidity and photographs are a very bad combination. We chose the side of a sleeping volcano rather than the beach so we would not need aircon but we still have constant high humidity. So for now the framed copy will be electronic.

[JBW]

Gorgeous! Hands down my favorite of all your flower shots! Beautiful color, texture and lighting.

I was highly motivate.

[JBW]

A very beautiful image, I love the larger dewdrop on the petal. Color is so delicate!

I'm glad your lady got you started in photography, otherwise we would be missing your wonderful shots posted here!

I'm glad she did too.

[JBW]

One of my favorites of your flowers. This will last longer than the flowers I bring home.

One of the reasons for helping to create the garden/temple is that i don't have to bring the flowers home. It is amazing how much trouble an erring husband can get out of when there is a rose garden in the backyard.

[JBW]

Very nice Brian great colour and texture

the colour and texture can be credited to editing in RAW. I simply could not have got the subtleties if I had shot in JPEG. (others with greater skills may well be able to but not me)

[JBW]

Brian...you come a long way my friend.

Chauncey, a supportive wife, lots of photogenic stuff around me, the time go explore the possibilities and last but not least this group have all helped me to move forward on this journey of discovery.

And there is still much more of the journey ahead than behind.