Submitter's name:	Moose
Title:	Entropy
Gear used:	OM-1, Zuiko 80/2, Olympus 7mm extension tube, Hakuba CF tripod, Manfrotto 410 head.
Exposure:	1/2 second at f16
Film used:	Kodak High Definition 400
Technical information:	Scanned on Canoscan FS4000 at 4000 dpi. NeatImage, PhotoShop, Fred Miranda SI Pro II & Intellisharpen II
Subject information:	The Nasturtiums that decorated our guest bath fade soon after the OM List visitors have gone. More slowly, moisture eats at the silvering of the mirror.
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Comment left by: Fernando (no e-mail specified)

... damn. Entropy should be a theme for a whole TOPE event :) Making a photograph on such a concept was one of my earliest serious approach after I got my first OM 2 loaded with KM - I was 20 then, and now I think of that shot as rather naive. Not like this one, which is very subtle and perfectly composed.

Comment left by: siddiq (no e-mail specified)

ditto... i'd love to see this RGB filtered into monochrome.

Comment left by: J A Segura (no e-mail specified)

Simply wonderful composition and creation. Colors are warm and well balanced. Bravo photographer!

Comment left by: Wayne Harridge (no e-mail specified)

Dead flowers don't look so bad when they've got that warm colour around them ! Excellent still life. ...Wayne

Comment left by: Andrew Fildes (afildes@people.net.au)

That's wonderful colour and resolution. The plate edge in the foreground bothers me - I'd have tried to get rid of it and make sure that the flower was inside the white rim on the reflection. That's an awkward adjustment though and possibly impossible.

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