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Uploaded: 07/14/07 8:51 AM GMT
Oleander
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Oleander is one of the most poisonous plants and contains numerous toxic compounds, many of which can be deadly to people, especially young children but the flowers, as often the case is, are beautiful.

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::LynEve
07/14/07 10:37 AM GMT
Your have certainly presented the beauty of this plant so well. The framing as well as the photo is just perfect I think. very nice work :)
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.RenieRenee
07/14/07 3:24 PM GMT
What a great picture, I love the overall look of it. I also love the frame. Thanks for sharing!
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::cynlee
07/14/07 3:35 PM GMT
Your art is stunningly beautiful. This flower is just like some women, gorgeous to look at, but dangerous to be around.
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::twinkel
07/14/07 4:34 PM GMT
beautiful shot Raj, like Cindy said gorgeous to look at etc. etc. and you framed it lovely
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::phasmid
07/14/07 4:56 PM GMT
The flowers are presented very well and as all have said are very very nice. I like the concept of the frame and the execution except for the blue color. Granted, I don't know what color I would use in its place, but it doesn't seem to correspond to any other hue here. Just an observation. I do, however like the different textures that the blue line divides. :)

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EDIT: Saved on my hard drive :)
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::verenabloo
07/15/07 8:11 AM GMT
This is a most lovely photo...and the framing is nice, but I too think you might try a different colour for it. It kind of makes the beauty of the flower dim a bit.Personally I would have tried black, as it is so elegant, and then maybe put a thin pink or even green line within the black..but I love what you did do...keep doing it...verena
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