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I went looking for roos and only found this ..sorry i am not to good at taking flower photos may have to ask for some help with these shots now ladies how do you do it
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gregg dutcher 10 Oct 2005
great image!!!--well taken--teresa greene 18 May 2005
Nice capture StanPat Abbott 17 May 2005
Interesting capture, Stan.tim linville 17 May 2005
Like nothing in my neighborhood,Stan!georgia brown 17 May 2005
Seems like the bees like it Stan! Lol! Greatshot!thea walstra 17 May 2005
Awwwwww Stan we buy them over here because they are so special. Great shotDawn Bigford 17 May 2005
I love these kind of flowers.... very nice...Karen Corcoran 17 May 2005
You know Stan I would just once like to see a real one... thank you so much for sharing " My Bird " awesome captureNira Dabush 17 May 2005
Stan...first ,i would choose another bird :-)...more fresh,but lets say this is part of mother nature..and it has its beauty of - course...then of - course its the timing...the lighting...and then...ajustments at photoshop...this is the formula...! :-) great shot ,stan...i can see also a bee there...Clif Jackson 17 May 2005
Very interesting image, Stan. Something some of don't get to see. Thanks for sharing!Charlotte Ottilo 17 May 2005
Clear shot!..very colorful!...Love the wasp off to the top left and his shadow, looks like the other one is stuck! lol I like your version stan!Vera Harned 17 May 2005
Stan this is beautiful!stephanie atlee 17 May 2005
I can definitely see the bird...what an odd flower...=)Julie Mayser 17 May 2005
this flower looks a bit past its prime.... Love the bright colors that are left,however. How neat that they grow wild where you live! Our wild things prevalent here are dandelions and poison ivy!Joke Schotting 17 May 2005
I dio it not better Stan.Great shot from the Paradise flower!!!!10+++lerat andree 17 May 2005
I love the Bird of Paradise flower. Lucky you to have it grow wild. The secret of taking good flower shot is to use a wide aperture (if you're not using a macro lens) to soften the background. In this case I would have tried a number of different angles (maybe you did) and see which works best. But thanks for sharing Stan.Nancy Woolweber 17 May 2005
STANLEY!!!! RIGHT UP MY ALLEY!!! This I love!Tabitha Borges 17 May 2005
so pretty your birf close-up