The Eleven
Uploaded: March 10, 2011
f/16, 2 sec., 100mm, ISO 100, flash, tripod
Exif: F Number: 16, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 2/1 seconds, Flash: fired, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 100.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Ron McEwan March 10, 2011
Simply beautiful my friend. All we have in the yard now is the first signs of them popping through the ground. Hopefully someday we will have spring. #1359682Monnie Ryan March 10, 2011
It'll be a while before they start blooming in gardens here, I'm afraid! Beautiful, colorful bunch and a delight to see! #9283748Tammy M. Anderson March 10, 2011
beautiful colorful tulips, Marty. Great capture. #9283758Julianne Bradford March 10, 2011
Beauty demands lots of photos from different angles..WTG Marty :-) #9284065Kay E. Mahoney March 10, 2011
Nice capture, Marty. They are beautiful. #9284305Carol L. Fowler March 10, 2011
Gorgeous flowers. I can't wait til ours bloom! #9284365Denny E. Barnes March 10, 2011
I see the tulips are still going strong! Wonderful capture of them, Marty! Outstanding color, detail and clarity! Gorgeous image!! #9284487Ellen Hodges March 10, 2011
Wonderful details and colors, Marty! The colorful bg sets if off perfectly!! Very eye catching and beautiful!!! #9284623Ellen Hodges March 10, 2011
Was going to say where is the 12th, but noticed that you don't have 11 either!! Mystery title!! #9284625frank w. degenhardt March 11, 2011
I love it when you get the most out of a subject. I have learned that lately that why should we settle for one picture when we can use different angles and different presentation and get multiple pictures from the same shoot. You have done that brilliantly and at the same time have come up with some winning looks of beauty with these tulips. Spring time feeling, beautiful colors, each presentation so gorgeous in its own way. Outstanding work my friend. #9285106Marty Straub March 11, 2011
Thank you everyone. The tulips are finally gone but my buddy Dave called and said he just got some yellow ones for his birthday AND a new macro lens. (What's this world coming to when our wives are buying US flowers?)The Eleven is a title I stole from the Grateful Dead --a song written in 11/4. It's a stretch but it's my way of acknowledging the human preference for odd numbers combined with the fact that there are 6 tulips. Most of the photos should show attempts at making it appear as thoughb there are 5. Coincidentally all but one of the tulips has 6 petals and 6 (what are they callled?) anthers. Well you had to ask Ellen.
frank I'm currently trying to narrow the photos down to 50 for a gallery on my website if you'd like to see more. Thanks so much. #9285345
Marty Straub March 11, 2011
P.S. The background is our refridgerator. #9285347Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna March 11, 2011
What a gorgeous series of tulip images, Marty! :-) k #9286350Mitch Spence March 13, 2011
The contrast of the white whites and the brilliant reds is super, Marty. Love that background too, with the swoosh of gold and base of blue. #9289072Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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