is this red or what by Richardphotos

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jan 10, 2007

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for surama and wildgoha hoping both will reconsider and stay with us.both of their art is unique and friendship irreplaceable thanks for viewing and comments no idea as to the name of this flower

Comments (60)

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Xantipa

6:06AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Wonderful, fantastic, excellent... +++5

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southernamazon1957

6:08AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

I believe this is a cocks comb. Wonderful capture! Vivid Red... I too hope that Surama and wildgoha will stay here! Karen :)

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RodolfoCiminelli

6:17AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Fantastic photo of wonderful colors and soft natural lighting...!!!!

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wildgoha

6:34AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

LOL hey my dear I made so many mistakes LOL - I am nervous ;-( again people are are unhappy I want see how they fly so high - sweet Richard I have no idea how it will be tomorrow but today we are here and I will keep the touch always or try - the name of flower - I don't know it but it is so twisted as we are moody ladies and maybe that's why is it so beauty LOL Hugs and thank you my dear you are always so sweet and stabile for us - I bleed when my friends are sad ;-( I want to help and when I cannot help It is better go away - Sue I need you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Biffowitz

6:35AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

A wonderful capture for sure!!

Valerie-Ducom

6:36AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Oh so beautiful picture on this flower and very nice dedi for Surama and Goha : please stay !!! Good day :)

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NekhbetSun

6:37AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

I think it's a coxcomb...very pretty and splendid capture Richard ! Hugs

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Syltermermaid

6:58AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

A wonderful captured flower, I never have seen one like this before!!!! I like you dedication and I feel sorry to see them go, but as I said before, we should know both sides of the story before we judge!!!! Thanks for sharing!!! Hugs Ute

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boobunny

7:07AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Very pretty colors and interesting flower!! Nice shot!

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pops

7:32AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Wonderful photo of beauty for 2 good friends-hope they see this

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VDH

7:36AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Fantastic photo of wonderful colors ! Never seen before this flower!!

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Gor111

7:42AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

I think it a beautiful decoration of Paris Hilton's hat! LOL Sorry but I have no idea how this flower is called but it's a fantastic macro shot of this beauty! A shame that so many wonderful artists are forced leaving Rendo! I hate the poisoned atmosphere here!!!

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1010

8:02AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Well whatever it is, it is spectacular Richard..........

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Maori

8:14AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

It is hard to say good bye and also to stay awayy from this site that has wonderful people. Excellent edication and wonderful capture, Richard!!!

Denys234

8:16AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Excellent photo!

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TwoPynts

8:21AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

All the reds with a bit of magenta thrown in there too. Lovely capture and I hope these talented artists stay with us as well.

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2Loose2Trek

8:36AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Stunning ... don't know what it is either. Beautiful!

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Bampster

8:51AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

haven't a clue as to what kind flower it is, but one thing is for sure, it is a beautiful image. Excellence!!!

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Loloe

9:45AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Don't know this flower but it's gorgeous! love the colors!!!! great dedi! Bravo Richard!!!

MrsLubner

9:45AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Gorgeous view of this Cock's Comb. The texture is marvelous.

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st_fish

10:20AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

More like magenta, but yes - HECTIC colours! lol 8;o)

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bugatti

10:20AM | Wed, 10 January 2007

Amaranthus. The ancient mayas ate it mixed with blood. Spaniard conquistadores forbade it, and it sort of disappeared, but it's having a comeback. Seems the seeds are quite interesting as a source of food, and can be quite tasty. There are recipes without blood, if you are queasy.

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