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KathysPix
Registered: February 2005
Location: Michigan since 1946 (E Suburbs)
Posts: 2,149
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Mon March 19, 2007 2:40am
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Jim, I'm not crazy about the two large pinkish flowers in the foreground, simply because they seem to overpower the absolutely exquisite, delicate garden scene. But, as you can tell from my choice of words, I'm am completely enamoured with this image.
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The Gift of Sight is a Blessing. The Gift of Sight thru a Camera Lens is a Miracle!
Rebel 350D XT, Cn-Lens:18-55, 70-300, 28-135, 18-200, ND6&9, S-3
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JimA
Registered: June 2004
Location: Mobile, AL
Posts: 389
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Mon March 19, 2007 1:50pm
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Thanks again Kat. This is my poor attempt to emulate a photo I saw recently in our local paper. It was shot with a long tele (200-300mm), with the hydrangeas in the foreground, the oak in the middle, and the "Great Lawn" with the azaleas in the background. I shot mine with a 105mm, and it is not nearly as dramatic as the original, so yes I agree with you, the pink is distracting.
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WTilley
Registered: September 2004
Location: North Carolina USA
Posts: 194
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Mon March 19, 2007 3:21pm
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It is a beautiful image, I agree. It looks like a tapestry, a very complex weaving of colored thread.
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JimA
Registered: June 2004
Location: Mobile, AL
Posts: 389
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Fri March 23, 2007 9:20pm
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Thanks Bill. I've enjoyed your Rupert series.
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