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22 comments:
It's lovely and mellow Sometimes it seems we are overstimulated with colour and it's nice to be quiet and still sometimes.
Beautiful macro :)
Wonderful and meditative!! Such beauty! Happy Ww!
That is so beautiful. the macro is great and sepia adds a calmness. MB
this is really beautiful! sepia adds some dramatic touch on it!
u may view mine here
Super macro and although I don't normally like flowers in sepia - I LOVE this!
The color and depth of this photo is excellent. I love the way the petals look almost like they are about to drop off. Beautiful!
If you'd like to stop by my blog I'm at Cake Crumbs.
a daisy, no matter what time the year, is the happiest of flowers.
Hello Gena! Lovely photos you share here and the sepia flower is lovely!
It's a wonderful sepia flower - the perfect tone :)
Hi Gena. Thanks for stopping by. Your flower is gorgeous in sepia, the very right tone. Have a great week.
Wonderful closeup of a daisy and it's very pretty in sepia tones.
Works for me Gena. I like the toning and the composition. Good subject well done.
outstanding! I think that is one of the nicest sepia photos I've seen.
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Beautiful photo! Oh, how I long to be a good photographer. It's on the lifelist, for sure. It is always inspiring to see beautiful work like that. Thanks!
he sepia tones down any background distractions and allows us to admire the beautiful shapes of each petal. Absolutely beautiful!
Very nice sepia shaded flower! It looks great!
Very well composed.
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The focus is spot-on and sepia works perfectly for this image. I like this shot a lot!
Nice sepia view. A refreshing view to the natural vibrant colors of the flower.
gorgeous. love the sepia....works very well in this picture. i also love the composition
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