Unusual perspective and cropping.

This looks like a museum piece to me. The lighting, reflections, the lines -- very, very well done! Bravo!!

great photo. One of my favs. I gave you a couple votes. Good job. How'd you do the lighting?

Oh my god !
What a texture !
Great work on lights !
Ouch !

Perfect face!

Intense gaze! Overall, the image is way oversharpened for my taste. Other than that, this is very nice. The image reminds of something you'd see in Final Fantasy cut scene.

powerfull.

It's good to strip away the color of flowers, as often times it's the only thing that evokes a response. When all flowers are on the level playing field of B&W you pay attention to the structure and form. This is beautiful.

A wonderful image - the detail in the flowerhead is so crisp and intriguing, and the placing of the stem and leaves together with the play of light across them makes for a lovely fan-like effect of light and shadow in the bgd. A masterpiece!

wonderful image - very minimalistic and so clean. Well done!

Beautiful interplay of black and white and complementary shapes - it deserves to be a wall print in a very classy coffee house!

Would like to hear your technique. Great capture. Interesting photo.

I know, this is so awesome. How did you do this?

i like the tone and details on the rocks, is it a negative (inverse in photoshop)?

Love the B&W, almost sepia but not quite, choice for this and the motion blur creating an energy perhaps more indictative of urban life(?). I like it.

This should work really well, I love the concept, but...well, I don't know what's missing. Perhaps I'm wanting both the seedlings to be in focus, or something. Just can't put my finger on it.

I love this image very much! You managed to capture the tenderness and a fleeting moment of something so sweet and dear that you cannot breathe but it still slips away through your fingers...

Very well performed !

Oh my, Andrew is tough...I WISH I could shoot something like this so sharp! I love this. I have not visited the Duo topic for a long time so I missed this entirely.

I really like this. Where did you shoot it?

I'm glad this made it. I love the expression on her face, and that shade of green goes with the soft texture of the shot.

A-Ford?