I love this one Mary and don't think it should be an outtake. Maybe it was just that you'd used up all your inttakes. But it looks like the underside of an umbrella to me - not a torch. I like the crop and love the colour and backlighting.
Thanks, Gals, yeah it was an outtake because I used up my three alotted inttakes for that theme/challenge. But I wanted to share it with you. There was no trick to this at all and nothing in photoshop--the geranium by the window had turned it's flowers to the sun and exposed its back to the room and I just got in there with my macro lense anr took a picture oif it--no crop. Well, actually I did crop just a little of the edge but this was mostly what it was. Just a macro looking into the bottom of the flower (which was at the back, becase it was turned to the light.)
Season: Spring Outtake: Torch (Geranimum from the inside), photo by Mary Stebbins, click on iamge to view larger. 
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I love this one Mary and don't think it should be an outtake. Maybe it was just that you'd used up all your inttakes.
But it looks like the underside of an umbrella to me - not a torch. I like the crop and love the colour and backlighting.
Thanks, Gals, yeah it was an outtake because I used up my three alotted inttakes for that theme/challenge. But I wanted to share it with you. There was no trick to this at all and nothing in photoshop--the geranium by the window had turned it's flowers to the sun and exposed its back to the room and I just got in there with my macro lense anr took a picture oif it--no crop. Well, actually I did crop just a little of the edge but this was mostly what it was. Just a macro looking into the bottom of the flower (which was at the back, becase it was turned to the light.)
Do you know Mary it has actually come out much sharper here than on your BP gallery. I will email you to check that out before you enter it.
OK, thanks, I did reupload it but it came out travel and place--wahn! I was sure I'd clicked on flower.
I really enjoyed looking at your site, I found it very helpful indeed, keep up the good work.
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