Trying for a 'Nautilus' exploring the universe Steam-Punk feeling

[JBW]

[AB26]

Brian,

This is beautiful. Looks better right side up!

That orange thing: I would not call it distracting, it just does not look right, not part of the greenery. Not something to clone out but something to look out for when composing the shot.

The light is superb, stunning. A very nice sharp image.

Keep it up!

[JBW]

Brian,

This is beautiful. Looks better right side up!

That orange thing: I would not call it distracting, it just does not look right, not part of the greenery. Not something to clone out but something to look out for when composing the shot.

The light is superb, stunning. A very nice sharp image.

Keep it up!

Without cutting down the plant there was no way to totally remove the orange stalk. originally there were two and they looked like antennae. Right side up does look good but I wanted to highlight the water drops and have an organic space ship feeling. Glad you liked it.

[bnnrcn]

Hi Brian, I like it very much It might be a good idea to spray less water next time.

[JBW]

Hi Brian, I like it very much It might be a good idea to spray less water next time.

Spray? It had just rained.

[Shadowman]

Nicely done.

[JBW]

Nicely done.

the more I explore pp the more fun I have.

[FootLoose]

Brian, I would like it better if the water droplets weren't so obviously defying gravity.

[JBW]

Brian, I would like it better if the water droplets weren't so obviously defying gravity.

gravity in Space? In my warped sense of reality the lily blossoms have morphed into intergalactic exploration vehicles and the topmost water droplets are observation domes.