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8 comments:
Fabulous! I like the off-centering of the weed. Nice color contrast too.
I love this shot, the texture of it, angle, and the shot of color, etc. Very nice!
Nice shot, I like the curved lines of the wood playing off the straight lines of the plant. The texture is nice too.
I liked the texture and the angle, but I am very sad for the weed--it worked very hard to grow in a very tough environment--and didn't make it! :(
Your macros are turning out great. Good movement in this one, for such a static scene.
Oh, Sheila, don't be sad...they are pine needles, blown up onto the porch and into that crevass.
O my, I feel SO MUCH BETTER! My hubby was looking over my sholder as I was bemoaning all the effort spent to grow, only to fail. Thank you for making my day! :)Yep, sometimes I'm pretty sensitive! :)
Wonderful! - the contrast between the texture of the wood and the line of the pine needle is so nice!
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