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Uploaded: 07/02/14 4:39 PM GMT
in the shadow
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Guess what flower this is:) I know it is not Friday. LOL SAM & SAAB

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::mirto56
07/02/14 4:47 PM GMT
I can only tell you it's not a rose. I know very little about flowers, however, this macro is impressive. I like how the colors soften from inside, out. That little touch of green, bottom left is slightly distracting. Otherwise....FANTASTICO SAM!
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::Ramad
07/02/14 5:57 PM GMT
Cannot say SAM but I can say that you have captured the inside of the flower well. I like the mellow colour tones.
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::biffobear
07/02/14 6:06 PM GMT
Lovely yellow that's what it is...R.
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.rvdb
07/02/14 6:31 PM GMT
Frame and sell SAM.

Rob
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::corngrowth
07/02/14 7:43 PM GMT
Sam, I saw it at once. It's an E²F²I,YV (Encrypted Early Foofy Friday Image, Yellow Version), lol.

Excellent macro with subtle tones, but, due to the bokeh, impossible to determine the name and species for me. It could be a yellow hibiscus, lavatera, or any other flower that has a similar integrated flower pistil and stamen, so a lot of solutions are possible.

I'm curious whether an other Caedes-friend will succeed in resolving this puzzle.

Regards & a hug for SAAB, SEAS.

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.casechaser
07/02/14 9:03 PM GMT
I ran your "flower" through our secret agents image identifier computer database and it came back, not a flower, but rather, it is an abnormal kiwi. Apparently, it has two human eyes, which may be seen above the yellow center in the green area. You have intentionally mislead all of the secret agents with all your flower talk and reprimands will be in the mail to you within the fortnight.
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::tigger3
07/02/14 9:18 PM GMT
Lol! John, sure was inventive with his comment, I think this wonderful post is a hibiscus. SAS =^..^=
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.picardroe
07/02/14 11:36 PM GMT
Very nice close-up Sam.
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.vangoughs
07/02/14 11:42 PM GMT
Just love this!!
Faved
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.GIGIBL
07/03/14 12:57 AM GMT
Excellent shot Sam,Very well captured.
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.gonedigital
07/03/14 2:45 AM GMT
Blimey what is it a solar flare?
I hope there aint no electo magnetic interference on it's way to earth, I don't wanna to loose my internet connection SAM!
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.nuke88
07/03/14 5:44 AM GMT
oh how I love tonight, everything I see has a secret !!, I am sure this would brighten up any darkened room, just the right amount of light......?
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.Bleizmor
07/03/14 6:54 AM GMT
For the flower I do not know but for me ice passion fruit! Great capture , Sam.
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.icedancer
07/07/14 11:43 PM GMT
Wow, gorgeous & so bright and beautiful
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.Starglow
07/12/14 10:35 PM GMT
It's gorgeous and my guess would be a hollyhock.
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.Eubeen
07/15/14 1:46 AM GMT
This is a dandelion hiding from the hot sun under an umbrella. Nice lighting and textures in the close up, SAM. WAS
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