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Uploaded: 08/27/06 5:33 PM GMT
Reach for the Sky
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This one just towered above all the others - a real extrovert.

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::dutch_postings
08/27/06 6:03 PM GMT
It has become a great image Terry, some flowers are still in the knob, a second is halfway opening, and last but not least the fully opend flower in its full glory, thanks for the image.

Hans.
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::gjwahl
08/27/06 6:18 PM GMT
I agree with Hans: the progression from bud to flower makes this a very interesting picture. And the lighting is so pleasant -- these flowers have a nasty habit of reflecting too much sunshine right into the camera.
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Caedes says: "DON'T be afraid of hurting someone's feelings. DO offer advice on how the image could be improved."
::Anita54
08/27/06 6:57 PM GMT
What a perfectly awesome presentation Terry. The vibrant color and clarity are just way beautiful and the clear blue just bring it out more. Excellent job, excellent capture and definitely a keeper. Thanks for this today.
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.aiced
08/27/06 7:23 PM GMT
Simple, crystal clear and stunning color... wonderful!
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.sunnymay
08/27/06 8:26 PM GMT
Fab compostion and colors ! I love that shot ! Thanks for sharing :)
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You were my strength when I was weak You were my voice when I couldn't speak
::cynlee
08/27/06 11:28 PM GMT
Oh, she's a beauty. My grandmother used to grow these and I always loved them because they remind me of her. Thanks, Terry. Great composure for this shot for sure!
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::phasmid
08/27/06 11:53 PM GMT
I have to have you reread all the comments that came before me, because I feel the same way about this wonderful take, and all the marvelous details in it. I really enjoyed looking into the middle of the flower and seeing the ribs of color in the petals themselves. It adds so much to a post when it is as beautifully clear as this one. I also would add that the elements of the grades of development don't end with the glorious opened flower, but this plant is sending up even more new babies on top to restart the whole cycle...she may end up touching the sky !!!!! :)PJ
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::ladyred
08/28/06 1:34 AM GMT
I agree with all the comments as well ..these flowers do have a nasty habit of bouncing the light ..Well done ....
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You do not have to thank me if I leave a comment on your image...unless you really want to. ..It is my pleasure to comment on your beautiful work.
::ResDesOK
08/28/06 11:34 AM GMT
She sure did and you captured her very well, Terry! - Patty
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.ronsaunders47
08/28/06 1:17 PM GMT
Blooming lovely. VG. Ron.
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::foofoo
08/28/06 9:41 PM GMT
A truly fabulous shot Terry with it reaching for that blue sky. Very pretty flower.
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Be not forgetful to entertain strangers; for thereby some have entertained angels unawares
::colocolor
08/30/06 2:47 AM GMT
Breathtaking! Incredible color contrast between the blue sky and red flower. Perfectly sharp. Well framed. Outstanding Terry. anne :-)
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::Twig963
08/30/06 7:40 AM GMT
A very proud stalk and regal flower with her lady-in-waiting ready to unfurl. Lovely colors set against a soft blue sky. Gorgeous :)
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