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Wonderful in delicacy – like the angle of this photograph.
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Love the picture of the hibiscus blossom, and how you can see the veins in the petals.
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it was the veins that stopped me. how close they are to our own. Thank you, Reggie. ~amy
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Once had a hibiscus that grew all the way to the second story roof. I love them.
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I was never a big fan of the hibiscus, looked a bit X rated to me. But I’ve decided that i may get one, i found a very funky one & plan to go back for it. I didn’t know they could grow that tall! ~amy
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Full sun all day and latticed against a white stucco wall. Mine were red and plenty of flowers.
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Lovely!!
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Thank you, Carol! Means a lot coming from YOU! ~amy
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Lovely pictures; thought you might enjoy these too:
http://yousufbawany.com/2014/06/05/so-into-you/
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Your photographs of the flowers are incredible! I’d seen them before, i lack the lens to get me that tight…someday though, i will buy one. Love your blog. ~amy
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Thanks Amy. These were all taken from a 105 mm Nikkor lens which gives incredible detail even from a 12 to 14 inch distance. BTW, the camera was a Nikon D7000.
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beautiful shots
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Even do i don’t wear socks you managed to knock them wayyyy offfff!
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gorgeous lighting and color!
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Awesome!
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Very beautiful flowers.
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Excellent! Did you buy a hibiscus?
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So beautiful 🙂
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