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Odd One Out
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Uploaded: 04/03/13 5:01 PM GMT
Odd One Out
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I found this oddly colored hydrangea at the garden center's greenhouse when I was buying spring pansies on Monday. It looked teal blue from a distance but when close up you could see it was a mix of green and blue petals. It was stuck back in a corner among tropical plants not with the other hydrangea as if it was a mistake. I liked it very much however so I set up a shot.
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::tigger3
04/03/13 6:12 PM GMT
Kathy, I really like her color, and shame on them for hiding her. This is a lovely capture. Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
A good eye spying this beauty in the corner Kathy. Nice composition, colours and focus in the photo. Nice work.
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Great job capturing these beautiful blooms Kathy. I really like their colors.
-Christie
-Christie
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I said it afore, and I'll say it again...that color is very refreshing. Beautiful foofy, Kathy.
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Beautiful shot, Kathy .
Love the unusual color.
Love the unusual color.
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I would travel only by horse, if I had the choice. ~ Linda McCartney ~
I think it looks loekly with its two colours. You made a very good shot of it Kathy.
I think all hydrangeas become tinged with green with age. If they are forced to flower early it is more noticeable.
I think all hydrangeas become tinged with green with age. If they are forced to flower early it is more noticeable.
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