Flowers medlar by emmecielle

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Nov 07, 2010

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Picture taken in the garden of a friend of mine, a few days ago! Have a great week! :) Thanks for looking and for previous comments!

Comments (44)

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rainbows

11:56AM | Thu, 11 November 2010

I do not know this flower, Maria. It is gorgeous. Hugs. Di. xx

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Sylvia

4:25PM | Thu, 11 November 2010

~Beautifully Delicate~ THANKS for sharing!!!

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tofi

6:42PM | Thu, 11 November 2010

A very beautiful natural arrangement; such exquisite gentleness and beauty! I do admire the POV! Stunning texture and colours!

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Hendesse

8:29AM | Fri, 12 November 2010

Fantastic shot of this beautiful flower. I love the colors.

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NitraLing

9:52AM | Fri, 12 November 2010

A Fantabulous View!..and 'capture'!!! have a great day!!! ~Perry~

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carlx

5:24AM | Sat, 13 November 2010

Wonderful photography!!!

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cannonn

9:05AM | Sat, 13 November 2010

very elegant photo

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virginiese

2:29PM | Sat, 13 November 2010

great colors and composition ! Nice flowers too !

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MagikUnicorn

1:57PM | Mon, 15 November 2010

M A G N I F I Q U E

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LBJ2

3:16PM | Wed, 17 November 2010

Fantastic capture and motif, Maria. Very beautiful flower or tree, whatever. Looks like that bee is sucking some nectar. Amazin that there are still flowers in Sicily this time a year. In Denmark thers light frost these days..and absolutely no flowers or bees.+5

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myrrhluz

1:05PM | Sat, 20 November 2010

I did miss the bee until I read kier's comment! Lovely flower, beautifully captured! Excellent colors! I like the combination deep green, radiant white, and soft tangerine. The white of the veins of the leaves tie them in with the flowers, which seem to be cradled in their arms. Excellent shot!

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