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Dahlia Garden Lovely #2
© tigger3
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Uploaded: 10/18/19 12:29 AM GMT
Dahlia Garden Lovely #2
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Another lovely dahlia from my recent visit to the garden at Bonneyville Mills.
Thanks in advance for your comments.
tigs=^..^=
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::jerseygurl
10/18/19 2:19 PM GMT
A simply lovely dahlia soaking up the sun Tigs - very pretty color as well - looks like Foofy Friday is dahlia day lol - I think I'll post one next week - Great Capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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There seem to be so many variety of color to these dahlias and this is a beauty. This is a fine shot.
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It must be the day for Dahlia's Tigz. All of them have been excellent including this beauty.
Great F² post.
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Great F² post.
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
Nice photo of the dahlia in the bright sun. Good one for this Friday Sandi.
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Very pretty image Sandi. It looks so soft and foofy.
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Sandi, you might know that I'm fond of dahlia captures. The variety of their shape/patterns and colors amazes me again and again.
Therefore I've viewed your F² contribution with interest and pleasure.
Perfect visualization of one of Mother Nature's miracles.
S+F! Thanks, my friend, 👍 !
Therefore I've viewed your F² contribution with interest and pleasure.
Perfect visualization of one of Mother Nature's miracles.
S+F! Thanks, my friend, 👍 !
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Good angle and lighting.
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