#231. Razzle Dazzle....
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This blog is the brainchild of a self-imposed Photography Challenge for 2008. I will be posting a picture to represent every single day for the entire year. I may not always be up to date, but that doesn't mean that I have not taken a photo. So, please check back in.
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11 comments:
How beautiful!
Is that a fishing lure?
Whatever that is, that is AWEsome! I love how clearly you got the drops of water in it!
Dan: It's a dandelion.
Stunning...I'd love to know the story behind this one!
At first I had no clue what it was, than I thought it was a type of flower with drops of dew, but I couldn't quite place the name - you said it, Dandelion! No matter what it is it's a beautiful photo.
Magnificent image...it's almost too beautiful!
It is amazing how the drops of water are suspended like that. What a cool capture! You find the most beautiful sights!
Oh, I love this!
Wow, like a couple of jewels caught in the flower. Beautiful! However did you notice it?
mangycat: I didn't notice it per say, I created it! haha My secret: a water bottle :)
Aha! Well, sometimes we have to create opportunities. ;o) Still, it's really neat how those water droplets stayed so perfectly round when they could have slid off or spread out between the fronds.pqynah
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