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| It wasn't fair to the theme-of-the-week thread for me to swamp it with my stuff. But, this week's theme is kind of one of my favorite subjects, so... since I couldn't "eat just one" I started this thread for the overflow:
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| Good idea....I'll be back later. :) |
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- Posted by msmitoagain (My Page) on Thu, Jul 16, 09 at 14:33
| Georgeous photos. Wonderful angles. I never think about taking pictures with these kinds of views. Love them. Ramona |
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| BEAUTIFUL PICS!!! You did good., |
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| Fantastic. So crisp. Ron |
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| I can only echo what everyone else has said. Thank you for posting...keep it up. :) The red and yellow double tulip is breathtaking. What is the white one that looks like it's been sprinkled with sparkly fairy dust? The morning glory throat macro is gorgeous. I like them all. Pam |
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Echinacea 'Sunrise'  Rudbeckia hirta Canna 'Cleopatra' (I think) Lady Fern awakening Columbine Azalea 'George Tabor' Clematis 'Miss Bateman' and 'Niobe' Sunflowers |
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| Tis the season......... Zinnia Hydrangea Dahlia Emerging Sunflower Abbaye de Cluny, another view Hollyhock Iris Screenplay Rose Quietness Shasta Daisy Highland White Dream Whew! I just got home from work, and haven't even changed my clothes yet. Flowers are so seductive..... |
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| Thanks for the kind words above. All the flower pics in the forum are just gorgeous. I've enjoyed them all. That blue columbine, Pam, is just lovely. Great flower and picture. I have had sporadic success with columbines. I can't keep them going for some reason. I'll try to find the one good pic I have of one of mine. The azelas are lovely the way they envelope the picture. They are a total no go here so, I'll just have to enjoy yours Pam. The clematis pairing was great. Oh, I almost forgot, the white one is an oriental pear in bloom. The pink one above it is an Oklahoma redbud. And, excellent work deciphering the backlit morning glory macro. |
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| Some great macros alisande. |
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| The back-lighting is wonderful, and so are the macros! Great job. |
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| a few more........ Cosmos sulphureus and sleeping bee :) "flower" of a Loblolly Pine Monarda 'Jacob Kline' The bottle tree bed Lotus 'Mrs Perry Slocum' Rose 'New Dawn' Species tulip Tulipa clusiana Leucojum Lavendula stoechas, Verbena 'Homestead Purple' and Azaleas |
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| alisande, I love yours...everything is so crisp and clear. They're wonderful. Pam |
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| Thanks, guys! I love that the Internet gives us all a great way to share. |
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- Posted by konrad___far_north (My Page) on Wed, Jul 22, 09 at 1:50
| Wonderful!!...all of you, I can see your hard work is paying off! Konrad |
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| The monarda above reminded me of one of mine I took a couple of weeks ago. I thought about saving it to post around Halloween the way it came out.
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| rc, Monarda doesn't age well, does it. :) Mine looked about the same way as yours at that point. I've had discussions with gardening friends about how some blossoms "die well" and others....well, they just don't. |
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