Red Flower by oscilis

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Mar 08, 2006

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Many thanks for previous comments and advice.

Comments (13)

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Loloe

10:22AM | Wed, 08 March 2006

Great capture of this beautiful flower! Bravo!!!

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Svarg

10:44AM | Wed, 08 March 2006

Lovely catch! Great shot!!

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suresh_krishna

10:58AM | Wed, 08 March 2006

Beautiful take of a lovely flower, Rozanne! I do not know this flower, but it does look so striking. Take care.

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Digimon

11:46AM | Wed, 08 March 2006

I love the scale!! Makes me feel like a bee!! Coming in for a landing!!! Lovely flower, fabulous presentation!!

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jcv2

3:01PM | Wed, 08 March 2006

Red red flower! Buds, flowers and the after blooms! Beautiful work, Rozanne! :)

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jgkane

3:23PM | Wed, 08 March 2006

Nice, warmiong image, Rozanne. The BBC TV weather lady, in London this morning, said that she had just seen some bees in the Blue Peter Garden. That is quite an early Spring, considering that the south-east of England had snow last week!! Hope that weather and life are treating you well in Catalunya. I am sure this photo calms many a mind seeking the solution or result to some problem. I appreciate it. Regards, John.

logiloglu

5:49PM | Wed, 08 March 2006

an impressive flower, looks giantic.great POV. wonderful light and colours. excellent capture,Rozanne. WOW #:O)

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marybelgium

5:08AM | Thu, 09 March 2006

beautiful ! from your trip in south America ?

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Cosme..D..Churruca

4:00PM | Thu, 09 March 2006

Una belleza Rozanne... esta flor es impresionante ! Parece enorme ! Fant tica foto !

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babuinodeoro

4:47PM | Thu, 09 March 2006

La pintura renacentista gustaba de representar la fugacidad del tiempo con el retrato del mismo personaje en diversas fases de su vida. Y es que: "no somos nada" dice la voz popular. tu has ido a retratar aqui lo ya muerto , junto a lo mas maduro y lo apenas alumbrado, todo en uno en una colosal flor que se esta muriendo al mismo tiempo que renace. Not bat.

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