@Dylan Tucker: I don't remember the name of the plant; I found it in the BW section of the Selby Gardens greenhouse in Sarasota, FL. Ha-ha! Just kidding about the BW section.

Chris from South Jersey, United States

Nice processing on this - the shape of the berries is great also. Why do you spell color like a Brit though - I thought you lived in Florida?? (I used to spell it that way because my mom is English but my teachers marked it wrong in school!!).

14 Mar 2008 1:39pm

@Chris: Ha-ha, got random for the heck of it. I spelled it like that because I could. Am not British; I just felt like using the "u" in the word.

Michael Rawluk from Prince George, Canada

I red Chris's comment. You spell Colour the proper way :-)

14 Mar 2008 4:05pm

Jen from Alpharetta, United States

wonderful reds

14 Mar 2008 4:37pm

standley from brou-sur-chantereine, France

Wonderful selective colour shot!

14 Mar 2008 9:33pm

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

Ok, so now it's about the word "colour".. love it... and it should have the "u" LOL.. you don't have to be British. Nicely done with the selective colouring (there I go again) VF.

15 Mar 2008 12:51am

@amy: It just seemed so "colourful" to use the U-spelling, just for fun. Since American English spellings are becoming so un-standardized anyway, I thought I'd do my part to add to even further confusion. Maybe somehow it will lead us back to spelling sanity.

So glad you like it amy; yes that's right; you Canadians use that "U" too, eh?

drphoto from Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

It always works best with red for some reason. its hard to resist the temtation when there is a strong red colour in the image - I guess its that classic red & black thing...

Dan

17 Mar 2008 5:12am

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