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Against The Odds
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Uploaded: 06/19/08 6:04 AM GMT
Against The Odds
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Photography->Flowers
Growing on a rock with little or no soil near the coastline. A sign in Nature saying 'never give up even when all the odds are stacked against you. Believe in the possibility and you will achieve'.
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::RKG
06/19/08 6:20 AM GMT
Very good composition. The dark b/g works very well to bring out the colours of the flowers. I think I would have had a thinner white border, but jmo. A very good capture Paul.
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These are Sea Pinks (Armeria maritima) and they do thrive along the coast in poor conditions. I think you have made a lovely shot of this clump - the brilliance of thenm against the dark background makes them look like little lights, so lovely.
I too would have chosen a thinner border, but the actual photo I like a lot - the textures and colours in the ground add a lot to it.
I also like your wise narrative :)
I too would have chosen a thinner border, but the actual photo I like a lot - the textures and colours in the ground add a lot to it.
I also like your wise narrative :)
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
aww they are so cute growing in that little clump, amazing how things cling on to life however they can.
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Most things in nature have an uncanny way of producing under unusual circumstances Paul...this picture shows this...nice composition...gerry
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"The more we come in contact with animals, and observe their behaviour, the more we love them, for we see how great is their care for their young." - philosopher Immanuel Kant
Lovely image. The framing is well done too.
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“Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let every new year find you a better man”
- Benjamin Franklin