rain makes happy roses by Richardphotos

Photography • Macro • posted on Oct 18, 2006

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microsoft is a love hate relationship and lately it has been all hate for me. My computer kept using 100% cpu tonight and could not figure out why. it is a fast cpu and I have 4 gigs of memory. I took this after a rain on this past sunday.the top rose must of been damaged while it still was a bud. maybe it will recover thanks for viewing and comments. I invite you to view this post by Dennis Reed http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1310438&member

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TallPockets

12:13AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

At my age, I'm just happy my computer turns ON. WINK. Lovely work!!

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Zacko

12:18AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

That sounds like my laptop at the moment. Im eagerly awaiting the arrival of a new one though...yaaay. These shots are beautiful Richard. They could both easily stand on their own. Very crisp and clear. I cant possibly pick a favorite. #:o) Have a great day! #:o)

MrsLubner

12:44AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

I especially like the bottom one with the rich color and the clear, large water drops. Very nice and I hope they both bloom big and full for you!

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DennisReed

1:41AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Lovely capture! I was hoping I might spot you in one of thoses drops, so flip it and magnified it, MAYBE? ;)

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helix3d

1:54AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Beautyful photographs.

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Xantipa

1:58AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Excellent detail, nice and wonderful. E.

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jif3d

2:45AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Rain makes happy drought ridden Aussie farmers as well, as for Microslop, probally one of their dorky up-dates has freaked your PeeCee out ! kool captures Richard ~Cheers~ :o)

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Surama

3:11AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Wonderful shot.....!

wannes

3:48AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Excellent macro photography! Beautiful!!

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angel_dust

3:57AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Beautiful shot Richard!!

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NekhbetSun

4:20AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Hope it makes it back ! Both photos are stunning S hugs

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Loloe

4:38AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Lovely captures!!!wonderful drops! Bravo!!!!!

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wildgoha

4:44AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

ahh - that's the most beauty view today for me - so beauty roses and so wet ;-) BRAVO RICHARD - I love this

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soffy

5:16AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

amazingly beautiful and excellent shots Richard,wonderful roses***

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Digimon

6:01AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

I'll spare you my "Mac Avangelist" speech...I swear I can hear the roses drinking!! Gulp..gulp...gulp...

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tallpindo

6:14AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Your computer can only use 4 gigs of memory in multiple apps. Each app only gets 2 gig in 32 bit. Trying to render a landscape with a lot of texture going out to infinity as in surrealism is what makes it load up I have found. No matter how fast the CPU is it will always try to go to 100% CPU. I assume these were really big image way over screen size you were mapping down to fit here. That is intensive. Real time requires NASA size computing complexes. There are no snapshots of Mars. It takes days just to download an image. Never mind my patience or my niceness or even my love of nudity and it's freshness.

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AnnaKirsten

6:21AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Top class captures and wow those droplets of rain are just sparkling against their colours! Excellent shots!

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busi2ness

6:35AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

These wonderful roses look so fresh and crisp, beautiful colours.

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RodolfoCiminelli

6:42AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Wonderful photos of great beauty my friend....

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1010

7:10AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Do you get killing frost there Richard, to see blooms like this in Oct. is wonderful. Awesome roses.........

XoxoTree

7:12AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Beauitful, beautiful, beautiful. I love how you bring them to look so 3d. Excellent my dear. :)

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mamabobbijo

7:14AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Happy wet flowers, make great photos! Thanks for sharing. BJ

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VDH

7:20AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Beautiful flowers! Great shot!!

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claudialee

7:55AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Beautiful~~ very nice capture of these lovely roses, HUGS!!

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Maori

8:18AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Beautiful capture!

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Syltermermaid

8:48AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Wonderful this dew drops on this roses!!!! They look a little bit likt over and over covert with pearls!!! Marvelous captured, Richard!! Thanks for sharing!!! Hugs Ute

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nattarious

9:01AM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Hello Richard.. Long time my friend.. First this is a very lovely shot and droplets! I love both pictures.. And really very well done.. Now about your computer.. the 100% usage of your processor means, there is something running with a very high periority, you know what i mean! Some people don't notice that their computer is getting scanned "ANTI VIRUS" in stealth mode.. That can take process.. A big one.. Also the 4GB of rams is ok tho.. For example i am using 16GB DDR2 1066Mhz.. But trust me.. That won't make any difference! That will be good only to run applications.. And your main speed should remain the same.. To make it short.. Try to loginto windows or your OS, wait for about 30-40 secs after the boot.. Do what ever you were doing yesterday and made you notice the 100% process.. then on the left of your keyboard press: Ctrl+Shift+Esc, send me in PM what is the process taking the 90-100% on your sestem.. I need the file name with the extention please like: FireFOX.EXE! for example. Sigh! I might help you. Now enough turning this lovely post into a technical thread :)) Thank you again and have a nice day JOE

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