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Huge Hibiscus in fron of American University, Washington DC College of Law.

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Angie Lisle

Angie Lisle 04 Nov 2009

Beautiful shot!

Jan van Baarle 31 Oct 2009

Very nice

Alberto D'Assumpcao

Alberto D'Assumpcao 26 Oct 2009

Wonderful macro and image, Jerry!

Lola Grieco

Lola Grieco 25 Oct 2009

Wow! Nice detail, Jerry.

Warren Ballard

Warren Ballard 25 Oct 2009

Beautiful floral shots Jerry!

Stefani Wehner

Stefani Wehner 25 Oct 2009

Love these captures of a wonderful flower, Jerry!

Anneke Hut

Anneke Hut 25 Oct 2009

This is beautiful and stunning, Jerry!

jerry carlin
Artist Reply: Thanks so much, Annette! A growing burst of color, something natural between the towers of stone and steel and glass.
Maria Anna Machado

Maria Anna Machado 25 Oct 2009

BEAUTIFUL...

jamie winter

jamie winter 25 Oct 2009

wow this is awesome, both of the captures. just incredible photography, Jerry

ruth sears

ruth sears 25 Oct 2009

what a wonderful shot,well both of them,gorgeous flower.

Sharon Gonzalez

Sharon Gonzalez 25 Oct 2009

SPECTACULAR PHOTOS, JERRY. YOU HAVE BROUGHT NATURE TO THE CITY WITH THIS SHOT.

jerry carlin
Artist Reply: Thanks, Sharon, there are really lots of flowers and trees, and I even saw some tomatoes in DC!
lillianhibiscus

lillianhibiscus 25 Oct 2009

Oh, Jerry! I am so touched! Thank you very much. 1You are so sweet. Beautiful photography and composition

jerry carlin
Artist Reply: You are most welcome, Lillian! I don't think the hibiscus grows much around here but I knew one day I would see one and "send it to you"!