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Bougainvillea II
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Uploaded: 03/28/07 4:12 AM GMT
Bougainvillea II
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Oh! Hit that flower button on the camera again.
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::DigiCamMan
03/28/07 5:52 AM GMT
Very pretty, nice work.
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Beautiful! I love the shadows on this. We don't grow these up here in NE so I rarely get to see one. They love warmth I think.
Thank you for bringing one here. (Especially this one)!
Thank you for bringing one here. (Especially this one)!
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very pretty indeed Charlie! the contrast of the little white flowers against the red is really beautiful and the blurry background gives it a very warm feeling.
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Nice closeup. I like the lighting and color, too. I love bougainvillea but it's hard to grow it here because our winters get too cold.
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Stuff I read about in books, but because I live in the chill north I've never really seen. It's different from what I had in my imagination, much nicer, as it turns out..wonderful shot...thanks.
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