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  1. M

    Love a look from some of the newcomers - You are all welcome :-)

    I know there are some new members here, and I'd love to meet them and see the work they are doing. I've posted already, but will continue to entice you to post or in the very least comment. It would be such a pleasure! I'll post a few today hoping to hear from you. I know what I do may not be...
  2. Antonio Correia

    A simple shot

    A simple shot form the garden
  3. Chris Calohan

    Gateway

  4. M

    Retrospective of my tulips.

    Since a few years I've been taking pictures of tulips and posting them here, but at the end of last year, the cost of my website kept creeping higher and higher and I finally let it go. It did have consequences though and all the images I had posted here were hosted on said website which left...
  5. M

    Some lovely poppies.

    I have friends that have a beautiful zen garden and for the second time this year I've gone to visit it. This last weekend, I had a helper so brought along some black and white foam core to separate some flowers from the myriad of flowers growing there. I so enjoyed my time and would like to...
  6. J

    Secret Light of Flowers

    Mounting a Sony A7R to a 4x5 view camera and using old portrait lenses ( thank you Jim Galli) dating from 1890 to 1920, I started a series of IR still life’s of a variety of flowers.
  7. M

    Dianthus

    Although I'm not a fan of the huge carnations that people used to put in their lapels during weddings, I do like the simple 5 petal dianthus you see in so many gardens. They have a very spicy, cinnamony smell. Dianthus - ©Maggie Terlecki 2014
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