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"Curly"

© Paul C. Simonson

"Curly"

Uploaded: August 15, 2002 23:26:16

Description

Shot with my Nikon Coolpix in macro mode. This particular flower in my garden must have been in the process of unfolding. The only editing that was done was to crop the photo.

Comments

Gerda Grice level-classic August 16, 2002

This is a nice photo of a pretty black-eyed susan with an interesting curl. I'm not sure why you decided not to do any editing to it. In my opinion, it would look even better with a bit of tweaking of the levels and saturation. #7729

Paul C. Simonson August 16, 2002

I decided to leave it as it was, it displays the true color of the flower.
I probably could try sharpening it a bit, and maybe work on the levels, yeah, maybe I'll try that.
Thanks for the comments! #11716

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