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19th February 2007 Copyright © Ian York 2007

Rosé Rose

Gloucestershire

Rosé Rose

I know……. another rose shot..
I wanted to see what I could do with a macro lens..
So before seeting off for a few days in the Big Smoke I took this...

It's only a 1:0.5 macro so I may upgrade at sometime but it will do for now.

I’m not sure if I prefer the colour or the B/W below

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Sue Roberts09-Mar-2007 00:21
so beautiful that it looks like a painting!
Bob Floyd24-Feb-2007 19:39
Love the depth and delicacy here! Beautiful detail too. V.
Guest 21-Feb-2007 19:57
Can I vote for B&W? Not as subtle perhaps but I like the impact of the monochrome.
nordic20-Feb-2007 23:46
colour does it for me....
Dave Wixx20-Feb-2007 03:10
Stunning composition, wonderful colour and detail. V.
Renee Lockett19-Feb-2007 23:35
So beautifully captured and presented. I can't say I like one more than the other. Each has its own feel and mood. Wonderful work, Ian. :)
Christine P. Newman19-Feb-2007 23:18
I prefer the colour photo - delicate hues.
Guest 19-Feb-2007 19:34
Super composition and soft colours!Voted.
JSWaters19-Feb-2007 17:58
I'm drawn to the color image as well. The detail and colors are so beautiful and you've caught it in the perfect moment - before fully opened.
Jenene
Guest 19-Feb-2007 17:01
it's really wonderful, excellent done.
william mahan19-Feb-2007 16:42
This is teriffic.... the way the petals form in a lazy meandering circle is wonderful and just right focal sharpness makes this a winner!
Gordon W19-Feb-2007 16:18
Beautiful shot! I like both versions, but lean a bit more in favor of the color one. Tones in the B&W are less subtle.
Guest 19-Feb-2007 16:14
Great shot. I prefer this color version. Very delicate with subtle shades that were lost in the B/W.
Donald Verger19-Feb-2007 16:03
very very beautiful! i like this color version, the colors are subtle and lovely forms

vote! i have a rose in my 1000 = gallery...http://pbase.com/donverger/1000 but it is not this lovely and has 4000 or so clicks over time