Thanks to everyone who responded to my plea to help me select which 18 photos I would submit to Artists' Haven Gallery for my online portfolio with then. Over 200 votes were submitted from the original 75 candidate photos and these are the 19 works that got 4 or more votes:
White Waterlily Panorama, 7 votes
Red Dahlia, 7 votes
Ratana Church Panorama 7 votes
Red and Yellow Dahlia 6 votes
Saguaro Sunset 6 votes
Zebra Behinds 6 votes
California Poppies Panorama 5 votes
Lotus Flower in Black and White 5 votes
Coulters Matilija Poppy 5 votes
Fuchsia - Sepia 5 votes
Red Dragonfly on Lotus Bud 5 votes
Panorama with Barbed-Wire Fence 5 votes
Joined Hands 5 votes
Zebra Portrait 4 votes
Moon Jellyfish 4 votes
Yorky Puppy in a Bowl #2 4 votes
Courtyard of the Casa de Maria Felix 4 votes
La Aduana Green Door 4 votes
Study of Hands and Feet 4 votes
After sharing the results with the gallery owners, they suggested that the subject matter be consistent, and we settled on going with floral works only. The 18 works that will be offered through the gallery to its customers as framed prints can be found here: Artists' Haven Selection.
The sepia fuchsia flower will also be on display framed in the gallery.
Once again, thank you everyone who took the time to help with the selection. I really appreciated it!
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