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Flowers of the Wild: Yellow Beauty
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Flowers of the Wild. If you love Flowers, then you will definitely enjoy these photographs. A yellow blossom from my garden. I don't know the name for this flower, but all I have noticed it that it folds in the evening and opens up at about 8 in the morning. Tiny dew drops decorate this flower well. Posted by delson roche. Well, I agree with your there, this flower is a yellow beauty and I really like it. Thanks for sharing. May 25, 2010 at 2:26:00 AM PDT. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A lonely flo...
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Flowers of the Wild: Lonely
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Flowers of the Wild. If you love Flowers, then you will definitely enjoy these photographs. A lonely flower seeking the sun. Provides a nice contrast. Posted by delson roche. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. My Other Photography Blogs. We have three species of Bulbuls residing in our garden. The red-vented Bulbul, the Red whiskered Bulbul and the shy and rarely seen, but always heard Wh. Although we refer to it as the coffe. A weekend at Valvoline Raceway- Sydney.
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Black & White: August 2007
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All My Photographs Clicked in Black and White. Friday, August 10, 2007. This photograph was originally clicked in Colour and later converted it to Black and White in Photoshop. I feel that chewing in this photograph gives it a sense of movement. I have observed that when Photographing animals, a moving animal, no matter how subtle. Movement is, it always gives more life to a picture than a still creature. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Flowers of the Wild. View my complete profile. Sunset off Nisos Kriti.
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Flowers of the Wild: October 2007
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Flowers of the Wild. If you love Flowers, then you will definitely enjoy these photographs. This small flower blossomed for about 5 hours in the morning before closing again, perfect time to enjoy the aroma and photograph the beauty. Posted by delson roche. The plant is commonly called as "Flame of the woods". Photograph details: 5mm , f/3.2 , 1/160. PS: T he differences between the widely cultivated I. chinensis and I. coccinea are sometimes obscure as a result of selection for rare or extreme f...We ha...
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Black & White: Industrial History
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All My Photographs Clicked in Black and White. Monday, October 15, 2007. Smoke arises from the chimney of a tile factory in Mangalore. One of the last few surviving factory a sepia image was apt colour combination for this photographs. Brings out the nostalgia in people who grew up in the shadows of these chimneys. Photographed in colour and converted to sepia, in photoshop. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Flowers of the Wild. View my complete profile. A weekend at Valvoline Raceway- Sydney.
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Flowers of the Wild: June 2008
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Flowers of the Wild. If you love Flowers, then you will definitely enjoy these photographs. Blossoms in my Garden. Pistils and Stamen of a Hibiscus. Ixora Coccenia in closeup. Its raining and the garden is in its majestic best.Just thought Ill post closeups of a few of those flowers. Its been months since I posted any flowers in this blog. Posted by delson roche. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Blossoms in my Garden. My Other Photography Blogs. Although we refer to it as the coffe.
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Flowers of the Wild: November 2006
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Flowers of the Wild. If you love Flowers, then you will definitely enjoy these photographs. The black and white background was done using Adobe Photoshop. Posted by delson roche. When I spotted these flowers , I know they had photography potential in them, but took 10 minutes to get this angle, and had to wait a while for the sun to shift a bit. Its by desktop wallpaper now. Posted by delson roche. Posted by delson roche. The sap of this palnt gives alkaloids. Used in the treatment for leukaemia. This is...
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Flowers of the Wild: November 2007
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Flowers of the Wild. If you love Flowers, then you will definitely enjoy these photographs. Bee and the Flowers. When I showed these photographs to my friends, many felt that it was retouched in photoshop; How wrong where they! Honestly it may look like it has been retouched in photoshop, especially the first one, but that is not the case. Its just proper use of the camera settings. Posted by delson roche. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Bee and the Flowers. Sunset off Nisos Kriti.
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Black & White: Palm Groves
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All My Photographs Clicked in Black and White. Monday, July 9, 2007. This was taken in colour and later converted to tritone colour in photoshop. We´re on the beach,in a coconut palm grove, plenty of water, average temp.75-85 f. high humidity especially in the summer monsoon season. July 3, 2009 at 1:51 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Flowers of the Wild. Caught in The Web. View my complete profile. A weekend at Valvoline Raceway- Sydney. Sunset off Nisos Kriti. Flowers of the Wild.
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Flowers of the Wild: March 2007
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Flowers of the Wild. If you love Flowers, then you will definitely enjoy these photographs. Spotted these lovely flowers in Korea , the sun rays just enhanced their colour for this beautiful photograph. Posted by delson roche. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. My Other Photography Blogs. We have three species of Bulbuls residing in our garden. The red-vented Bulbul, the Red whiskered Bulbul and the shy and rarely seen, but always heard Wh. Although we refer to it as the coffe.
