The book is by Louisa May Alcott.
This is the rose my boyfriend gave me for our one year anniversary. I held it over the patio in my backyard for a plain background that it would stand out against.
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With the bottom cropped so the leaves don't show, this would be a great photo. The subtle blue sheen on the red gives the rose texture that most flower photos seem to lack. 7
I'm sorry, but too literal for me. I've seen a good many very creative interpretations today and have to leave room to score them accordingly. I know it was a very hard topic though.
Nice velvet texture and dof. The only negative is the leaf at bottom doesn't help the photo at all. I would have cropped the rose more tightly, its so beautiful, why add a bad modifier.
what is interesting here, the flower of the large leaf that fills the bottom corner could have light it to add more mood. Its a pic you would expect to see in a encyclopedia under rose- give me some mood and emotion.
very nice shot, however the rose looks a little past it's bloom. I like the angle as I can see the many layers of the petals. Perhaps if the outer petals were ripped off to give it a younger look or if an entirely different one was used this shot might have matched, just incrementally more, the title. Meets the challenge well.
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