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Single Bloom
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Dogleader35037
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Larry, Very elegant, nicely framed as always. DL--Dog Leader 2100/B300
LMC54
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Hi Big guy!!! thanks, you do have a big heart and a pleasure to know you!
with respect,
Larry
with respect,
Larry
ulol65955
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neat,simple yet elegant and sophisticated..skillfully done bud!
regards
ulol
regards
ulol
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hugh
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SteveH
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Thats nice Larry, a timely reminder that spring is coming.--SteveZurich, SwitzerlandFuji 4900Z & Fuji MX-2700www.pbase.com/steveh
LMC54
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Hi ulol, appreciate that from the macro guy! I had to cheat and use a telephoto! I hope you had a great day today with much warmth and sunshine.
your friend,
Larry
your friend,
Larry
Larry 420mm
LMC54
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Hi hugh, I really makes me feel that you like it. Thanks alot as always!
with respect,
larry
with respect,
larry
LMC54
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Hi Steven, I all went will today for you. It is spring here and the weather is very nice. I hope spring comes very soon for Switzerland. That is a very lovely country.
with respect,
Larry
with respect,
Larry
Ruvy
Senior Member
Hi Larry
Great shot - magnolia, isnn't it? yes, its time for them to bloom - how exciting - I miss these trees so much - aren't they native to your neck of the woods? thanks for bringing it
ruvy
--Ruvy
Great shot - magnolia, isnn't it? yes, its time for them to bloom - how exciting - I miss these trees so much - aren't they native to your neck of the woods? thanks for bringing it
ruvy
--Ruvy
dave1
Senior Member
Larry......Hi!Larry 420mm
Great sharp image......can see all the details,including the very fine line of web.
A very calming image.
Thanks for that.
Dave(UK)..........
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LMC54
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Hi Ruvy, well you did assume well but these are not magnolias. Rather called a tulip tree. Magnolias bloom in the summer and have evergreen leaves that last all year round. Thanks so kindly for your response. I do appreciate it very much.
with respect,
Larry
with respect,
Larry
LMC54
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Hi Dave, Thanks again for your kindness. It is a pleasure to see your response.
with respect,
Larry
with respect,
Larry
Larry......Hi!Larry 420mm
Great sharp image......can see all the details,including the very
fine line of web.
A very calming image.
Thanks for that.
Dave(UK)..........
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support your local rugby team
http://www.pbase.com/dave1/root
Nina Ludwig
Senior Member
Hi Larry,
Nice picture!
I noticed that you said to Ruvy that this is not a Magnolia. I think you are not correct, this is a Magnolia. I have two of them in my garden, but they will not flower for another month or so. Tulip trees are something completely different.
By the way is your background created in Photoshop?
I have not learnt how to do that yet.
Regards
Nina
Nice picture!
I noticed that you said to Ruvy that this is not a Magnolia. I think you are not correct, this is a Magnolia. I have two of them in my garden, but they will not flower for another month or so. Tulip trees are something completely different.
By the way is your background created in Photoshop?
I have not learnt how to do that yet.
Regards
Nina
--NinaLarry 420mm
LMC54
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Hi Nina, I live amoung many Magnolias....if this is one it is a strange one. Magnolias keep there leaves through the year with a waxy leaf. I don't think this is one of them. Anyways it is great to hear from you.
with respect,
Larry
with respect,
Larry
Nice picture!
I noticed that you said to Ruvy that this is not a Magnolia. I
think you are not correct, this is a Magnolia. I have two of them
in my garden, but they will not flower for another month or so.
Tulip trees are something completely different.
By the way is your background created in Photoshop?
I have not learnt how to do that yet.
Regards
Nina
--Larry 420mm
Nina
Another beauty Larry. And detail so fine I can see the spider silk. Very nice!
Happy shooting, Rick
Happy shooting, Rick
Larry 420mm
Nina Ludwig
Senior Member
Hi Larry
Does yours look like this:
This one grows in my front garden. It is Magnolia Soulangiana. The one you are thinking about is evergreen and glossy leaved and it is called Magnolia Grandiflora.
Does yours look like this:
This one grows in my front garden. It is Magnolia Soulangiana. The one you are thinking about is evergreen and glossy leaved and it is called Magnolia Grandiflora.
--NinaNice picture!
I noticed that you said to Ruvy that this is not a Magnolia. I
think you are not correct, this is a Magnolia. I have two of them
in my garden, but they will not flower for another month or so.
Tulip trees are something completely different.
By the way is your background created in Photoshop?
I have not learnt how to do that yet.
Regards
Nina
--Larry 420mm
Nina
LMC54
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ahhhhh ok! I didn't know...but now it is great that I have a name! Those are some very pretty trees anyways. Thanks for straigthening me out!!! Much appreciated. Thanks so much.
with respect,
Larry
with respect,
Larry
Does yours look like this:
This one grows in my front garden. It is Magnolia Soulangiana. The
one you are thinking about is evergreen and glossy leaved and it is
called Magnolia Grandiflora.
--Nice picture!
I noticed that you said to Ruvy that this is not a Magnolia. I
think you are not correct, this is a Magnolia. I have two of them
in my garden, but they will not flower for another month or so.
Tulip trees are something completely different.
By the way is your background created in Photoshop?
I have not learnt how to do that yet.
Regards
Nina
--Larry 420mm
Nina
Nina
LMC54
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Hi Rick, you know I didn't even notice that until I go home. Thanks so much.
with respect,
larry
with respect,
larry
Happy shooting, Rick
Larry 420mm
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