I took this at work this morning in the gardens outside the canteen. A row of indigenous plumbago shrubs have been trimmed into a hedge, and there are a few brave flowers still around (even though it's winter).
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I envy people who can take shots like that. It's so clean and clear.
Wow! Exceptional photo! I do think maybe my flowers are plumbago. Maybe the climactic difference here keeps them small. I can't imagine my neighbor's shrubs ever becoming a hedge.
So crisp and clean those colors :) Very beautiful.
Mmmmm it's so beautiful!
Oh so delicate. And you know what it's called (I never do). Impressive!
Gasp!!!!
Up until now I thought I could make a nice picture.
Seeing yours makes me bow to you in humble adoration.
THIS ONE IS BREATH TAKING!!!!
Quite beautiful! :)
Wow! Great work!
This is simply exquisite. Wonderful, actually.
Gorgeous. Love the lighting and the beautiful depth of field. Well done! What lens was that? Your 18-55mm?
ps - I meant to say the composition is perfection too. Awesome.
Wow, so pretty and delicate...goregous capture.
Thanks!
Carolyn, it was taken with the 70-300mm lens :)
ok now i understand the blue project too :)~
Absolutely beautiful -- blue flowers are my favorite... Great composition too -- a lot of "direction"...
That is beautiful! I don't believe I've heard of that plant before.
I knew it was a plumbago as soon as I saw it.. can't mistake the beautiful baby blue shade..so pretty. :)
A Stunning shot, Jenty!! Takes my breath away!!
Absolutely lovely.
Best wishes.
Sincerely,
-Liane Schmidt.
the composition is great, the colors vivid and the DOF perfect , A perfect 10
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