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Red for Passion
© Ramad
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Uploaded: 03/28/08 9:58 AM GMT
Red for Passion
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An uncommon kind of dahlia. Photo taken last summer.
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Crackin post mate!...the framing really 'sets' off the bloom portrayed in this!!!
Clarity is crystal clear and presentation is spot-on!!
Clarity is crystal clear and presentation is spot-on!!
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This is a very nice flower,the colors are nice too,looks very good.
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This would stand out quite well even with out the border.The border does enhance this quite well all the same.Fine image.
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I feel like I am sucking all the summer and fall and spring color I can get. We are in the midst of yet another snowfall.
Love this post, my friend. Thanks for the lovely image.
:)PJ
Love this post, my friend. Thanks for the lovely image.
:)PJ
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Lovely bloom Raj and the transcucence of the leaf where the sun strikes it is pretty.
(I have some similar to this growing in my garden, so I delighted to hear they are uncommon. Makes a change from all the common weeds that seem to appear :) )
(I have some similar to this growing in my garden, so I delighted to hear they are uncommon. Makes a change from all the common weeds that seem to appear :) )
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Hello Raj....this is such a beautiful flower and the way you presented it and framed it makes it even prettier. THank you so very much. Verena
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Very well done!
Regards, Cornelius