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Lotus Blossom by Karen Palmer


Lotus Blossom


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By: Karen Palmer
Title: Lotus Blossom
 
Posted: 02.11.2009
Views: 467
 
Size: 800 x 534 - view full size
 
Description:
Lotus Blossom on the pond at the local Botanical Gardens.
 
Equipment Used:
Nikon D300, Sigma 150mm Macro



Members' Comments:

By:  Norman Crabtree    At: 07:31 - 03 November 2009
 
Lovely shot Karen, gives a warm feeling to this bad weather we’re having at present.
 
By:  Scott Robertson    At: 10:50 - 03 November 2009
 
Like Mark's post from yesterday I see this as quite an arty shot. I really like the colours and the softness - one for the wall I think :)
 
By:  Steve Pratt    At: 22:21 - 03 November 2009
 
Great colours - I think cookery ! - the saffron like stamen and the colours ... well errrmm Lemon Curd !!
 
By: Shane Worton    At: 11:47 - 09 November 2009
 
Great macro work here, greta colours as well

Shane
 

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