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Your photographs just never cease to amaze me!
ReplyDeleteEspecially love the onion blossom! Like a slow-motion firework just starting to go off.
ReplyDeleteQuite elegant, especially the opening bud the petals with the raindrops.
ReplyDeleteI love the yellow poppy with the sunset/sunrise, fabulous!! It looks like I could touch it, brilliant
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous... I love the water droplets on the petals. I'm doing a rain dance so that we can have more wet flowers around here!
ReplyDeleteWhen you have a minute, I wonder if you could tell me what you think of using an extension tube to make a 28-105 lens into a macro. Would it be better to wait until I can afford a real macro lens? No rush at all in replying...
Love the emerging one
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