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I spotted these flowers growing in the shady undergrowth on a riverbank.
I'm no expert on flowers and I havent come across these before.
I apologise about the title but I dont know their name,I'd be pleased to hear from anyone who knows.
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Nice shot! I like the way you've managed to echo the one in the foreground in the background. I'm fairly certain that this is none other than another Wood Anenome! My only suggestion for next time is that you don't compress it quite so heavily when you post - most of the fine detail in this shot is showing JPEG artifacts... Well captured :-D
Andy, this is a great shot, pity it is a little overcompressed as Adrian has said, so you have lost a lot of the fine detail - otherwise nicely taken.
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Great macro Andy. Looks like star Jasmine?? I definately stand under correction as I have not double checked... Could also be the Wood Amenome referred to by Adrian, although these leaves seem a little longer? I will try a WS to fix some of the compression error that has come through, but otherwise I like this.
- edji
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Nice picture, really sharp. Very good DOF.
This photo looks like some photo of flowers my father likes to take ( eduaraujo ). Yours is very beautiful too. Congrats. Thaís.
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