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A red DT
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Uploaded: 05/10/07 2:22 AM GMT
A red DT
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Just 'playing' with the camera to see what it can do with this hibiscus plant's 2nd bloom of the year; taken approx 1/2" (0.4cm) from the anthers, 3"+/- from the base of this flower which is 6" across.
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::cynlee
05/10/07 2:38 AM GMT
I think you should move in a little bit more. LOL Amazing that the anthers are red too. What a splash. Is this a new camera?
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- Hermes
Beautiful flower, its too bad the whole thing isn't as sharp as the stamens...but nevertheless, its a pretty pic..Verena
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You really know how to have a good time when you're messing around. This is a fine piece of art.
♥PJ♥
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Ahhh ya, you did good on this one, man. These are hard to shoot because thier extreme depth and also the fuzzy little things on the end. I have a hard time telling if they are really fuzzy or if they are oof. No problem telling this one.
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Beautiful capture, Thanks for sharing.
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