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Flower Photographs
Flower Photography. Life is a wonderful thing when you have a garden full of delightful flowers. If you don't have your own personal garden you can delight in the flowers that grow in your neighbors yard or down the street every spring and summer. Some flowers, such as the Dandylion can't help but grow just about everywhere. Go to a vacant lot during the spring and you are sure to find some sort of flower growing there. If you bring a camera you can start your own practice of flower photography.

It's easy! Find a flower; find a camera; bring them close enough to each other so that when you look through the camera you see the flower; push the shutter button on the camera, et voila! You are a flower photographer! Now you simply have to refine your technique.

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Blub

Blub
   
A bit of brightness from the garden...
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Acacia

   
Acacia
More bright Acacia flowers glowing against a clear blue sky
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Small Purple Flower

Small Purple Flower
   
I don't know what kind of flower this is. I found it in my woods on a rainy afternoon and took it's picture
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Trillium

   
Trillium
Trillium Sessile - One of my books also identifies this as "Wake Robin" howeever if I look up "Wake Robin" in oither books the name is linked to the Jack-in-the-Pulpit plant and this definately isn't that....
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Seed Pods

Seed-Pods
   
Seed Pods artistically arranged by nature herself. The yellow flowers on this plant are diminutive, quiet, not much to write home about... but the pods are spectacular. when green they are sticky with...
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Yellow Wildflower

   
Yellow-Wildflower
What this flower is called I haven't a clue. It is yellow and it's seed pods are a most interesting feature. They contrast wildly in size with the modest yellow flower that has yet to open and the profuse...
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Pink wild Rose

Pink-Wild-Rose
   
In the woods grow wild roses. demure cousins of the large, bright varieties that are found in suburban yards. Every once in a while you will find a bush with faintly pink roses, here is an example. They...
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Wild Rose

   
Wild-Rose
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Pink Peony Flower

Pink-Peony-Flower
   
Frilly and pink, all ruffles and edges, this pink peony is a delightful flower. You can almost imagine it sculpted out of pink sugar candy, just ready to crumble in your mouth and melt into a delictious...
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White Mayapple

   
White-Mayapple
Early in Spring the Mayapples pop out of the ground like mushrooms. They only carry one or two leaves and have only a single flower. Most often white with the ocassional pink one. this one is white.
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Dandilion Bud

Dandilion-Bud
   
Ah the Dandilion, reviled by gardeners for their virulance and tenacity, sought after by children for the brightness of their flower and the good luck associated with finding a complete puff and liberating...
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Another Gladiolus

   
Another-Gladiolus
Yeah, I know. It's cheezy to have more than one image of the same subject in one's galleries, but I was having so much fun! Actually, this isn't the exact same plant, there are two of them that survived...
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Snow Bells

Snowbells
   
I know these little flowers as "snowbells". I was told, as a child, that in colder climes these dainty bulbs would push themselves through the late snow to remind the local inhabitants that Spring was...
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Succulent Flower

   
Even succulents flower. The skin of this flower and its stem have a smooth velvet like touch. The colors are subtle and its scent? well, to be honest, I didn't take a sniff.
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