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BRILLIANT
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The textures really bring this to life. The black of the flies blends in perfectly with the muted colors.
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So beautiful, Roz. Could almost be a silk screening or some type of print. Wonderful processing not to mention the capture.
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I love the title - so artfully done, Roz- this one is SPECIAL :)
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Yet another beautiful one from you!! I like the original, but the processing on this one really makes it look like a piece of art.
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the color and the texture and the just plain feeling of this shot is absolutely amazing.
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Love this - so delicate and surreal. The colors are outstanding, and the texture on it, too. Really good stuff, Roz.
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aaahhhh, so that's what these things are called! I find them in my garden all the time! They look like friggin' huge mozzies! (that would be mosquitoes for the non-Aussies) : )
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The overlay is my favorite...
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Another fine additional to the insect macro porn world. :P
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Beautiful and artful rendition of two crane flies (Tipula spp.)mating.
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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I LOVE this one!!! Where is a grain challenge when you need one. This is outstanding! 10!
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I really like the end result~~ Nicely composed. Great balance.
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Beautiful colours and composition. The overlays work really well together. I like the subtleness that makes it also painting -like.
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Oh Roz this is WONDERFUL! I just love it so much.
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Another amazing image by you and a wonderful capture in a moment of time..... Time image has a timeless quality about it, and it feels like one may have found it in the archives..... TIMELESS.....
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Nice processing here Rozy. Looks like it could be a strip of material from the 30's or 40's. Not keen on the new logo - liked the old one much better.
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First the wood beetles, now the crane flies - they're all at it on your firetrail.
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We call them a daddy long legs (crane fly) here I think Roz. Excellent spotting by Greg, superb shot and editing by Roz!!!
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