Nature A yellow one and a white one

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  1. Caladina

    Caladina Well-Known Member

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    I am afraid I must agree with Craig. These are superb Floral Images. Well executed sir. :))

    Tony
     
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    Madam to you!!
    the white one was actually a massive mo'fo, there are some of these which are tiny normal size flowers but i have seen them huge giants, i'll have to do better in capturing it with something to scale
    most of these huge ones are on steep banks by rivers or in a crap ton of nettles
     
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    Very well executed, Madam. :)) tony
     
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    #2 is very well presented. Taken from a great POV. Good work young lady.
     
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    Giant Hogweed. Don't be tempted to "adjust" them for the photo's, they can cause burning/blistering and a very nasty, painful rash that can last for months. That's an old fisherman's tale, as I am an old fisherman. ;)
     
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