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Tulips - A different view - 04-19-2010, 04:06 PM


A slightly different viewing angle of a couple of tulips.





And a "cut-away" - found this tulip bloom with a few of the petals removed showing the insides of the bloom.


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#2 and #3 really stand out , John-fabulous!

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04-19-2010, 05:42 PM


I agree. 2 and 3 are really nice. First shot may be a little overexposed but that may just be me and my monitor. Or should that be my monitor and I. Its Hell when your Mother was your High School English teacher.

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I like all of them... excellent job and #3 is my favorite because I've never seen that view!

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Thank you for the comments Therese, Tom, and Jim.

Tom, I can relate. My mother was a substitute teacher and I had my fair share of "mom the teach". I thought I had finally forgotten those memories - thanks!

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04-20-2010, 01:40 PM


Gorgeous exposures, John. #2 and #3 are really standout frames.

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