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Raspberry Sundae
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Uploaded: 04/16/13 7:46 PM GMT
Raspberry Sundae
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That's the name of this Matrix pansy I'm growing. Processed with soft focus for an experiment and because I like the translucent effect it gave the petals. I value your opinions on the editing.
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.Jimbobedsel
04/16/13 9:00 PM GMT
You are definitely making me hungry with this shot..and I love Raspberry. Beautiful foofy, Kathy.
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Her name is perfect, and so is her color, what a beautiful pansy. Your presentation of her is very nice, and I like the framing. Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
Beautiful colours in the photo Kathy. Interesting editing but I think it would look better with the main flower more sharply in focus.
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I agree beautiful colors, Kathy .
I like the framing as well as the shot.
Well done!
I like the framing as well as the shot.
Well done!
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It is enough to make become a vegetarian! Lovely soft image.
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I already wrote one critique of your posting, but I hit the wrong button and clicked off the computer. If it happens again, you're on your own.
I was wondering why, with all of the insane contests that they've had, that there has never been one for borders. You would win in a heartbeat.
I do have a couple of comments about the photo though. My personal preference tells me that you're cropping your flowers awfully tight these days. To my knowledge, Caedes is not charging by the square inch; so why are you so close on the top and bottom. I think I made a similar comment last week. So you either think I'm full of beans, which I am by the way, or you're an aged former government employee who has almost as many learning disabilities as me.
The colors are glorious, but I''m forced to agree (for the first time in recent memory) with that butt face Wendell that the primary flower is not as perfectly focused as your usual postings. From personal experience, I might suggest that you use milk in your Cheerios rather than vodka.
Roger
I was wondering why, with all of the insane contests that they've had, that there has never been one for borders. You would win in a heartbeat.
I do have a couple of comments about the photo though. My personal preference tells me that you're cropping your flowers awfully tight these days. To my knowledge, Caedes is not charging by the square inch; so why are you so close on the top and bottom. I think I made a similar comment last week. So you either think I'm full of beans, which I am by the way, or you're an aged former government employee who has almost as many learning disabilities as me.
The colors are glorious, but I''m forced to agree (for the first time in recent memory) with that butt face Wendell that the primary flower is not as perfectly focused as your usual postings. From personal experience, I might suggest that you use milk in your Cheerios rather than vodka.
Roger
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I may be schizophrenic, but at least I have each other.
I like the soft focus on this gorgeously coloured pansy.
The colours are very vibrant and a sharp fucus could make it look rather brash.
I have never seen this particular colour combination - but I will be on the lookout for it :)
The colours are very vibrant and a sharp fucus could make it look rather brash.
I have never seen this particular colour combination - but I will be on the lookout for it :)
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