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Growing wild, this Hibiscus is the perfect organic takeaway for bees and other insects.
Canon 350D
ISO100
1/250
f5.6
300mm
as shot
I am not an artist but but have dabbled with wood, clay, and paint over the years andand of course photography. My aim with the camea is to only use photo editing programmes to ‘tweak’ the photo, is a fraction too dark or light, to to crop and occasionally slight sharpen to highlight a particular feature.
RedBubble is inspiring,and when I see the quality of all the art produced by its members I realise how much I have to learn.
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Thank your Ray,
Terry
– Greybeard
Fabulous close-up and detail,,,well done!!
Thank you Dlouise; your comment is special from someone who excels with their own flower photography and thank you for the favourite, Terry.
– Greybeard
Fantastic clarity on the pistil. Beautiful colour too.
Thank you for viewing and commenting. I was lucky that thee wasn’t even a breeze that day.Terry
– Greybeard
Love the 3D effect to this, very lovely!
Thank you Vivian, For once I got the depth of field spot on. Terry
– Greybeard
WOW Super shot. Love Hibiscus.
So do I Lilian, I have a couple of them in my conservatory both red and orange. Thanks for commenting, Terry
– Greybeard
So very beautiful…
Yes, you are my winner of my day:)
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Love Quote of the Day
If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day so I never have to live without you.
A. A. Milne mentioned and I sigh…:)
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Take care my artist friend,
Sunny
What a lovely comment,Sunny and a beautiful ‘Love Quote of the Day’, Terry :)
– Greybeard