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Wordless Wednesday, what can I say? I was there 🙂
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This is a stunning example of light and shadows, where details are outlined with a soft, pale gray tone. The flowers make a pretty yellow and white, “springy” background, Deborah. I loved this so much, including the title. xo
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I love, love, love this flower! I wish I had room in my yard to grow them. They get HUGE as you see. The blossom themselves can get as big as a teacup saucer!
The light was pretty close to perfect right then for this shot. Thank you so much for your comment Robin! I love reading your thoughts and insights. xx
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Is that statue as big as it looks? It is rather unusual … and it looks like there is more than one!
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There is more than one. There are two rows of these lining the walkway up to the entrance of the museum. They are pretty big.
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Wow – statues flanking the walkway! I’m guessing that looked really impressive.
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Interesting statue and I like that you included the flowers in the foreground..
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Thank you so much Denise! The Matilija Poppies are my all time favorite poppy flower and when I saw them in front of one row of Rams leading to the Museum I had my frame /composition in my head pretty quick. 🙂
I’m glad you like it.
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Can almost feel the texture. Good job, Deborah
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Great picture. I love the statuary and have some myself in my garden.
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Thank you so much! What a neat statue to have in your garden!
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I like that photo, Deborah. Good job getting the lighting right. I say that because this is the kind of scene that I normally mess up. You have great light on the statues and great contrast and color in the vegetation.
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Thank you so much Dan! It was about 11 am with the sun southeast then. I was fortunate that I could keep the sun over my right shoulder to get even lighting.
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Being married to a tech guy gives a very different meaning to my comment of “That’s a lot of ram.” 🙂 Happy Wednesday, Deborah. It’s going to be a hot and humid one here in Chicagoland. Hope yours is lovely.
janet
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LOL! My tech guy would get a laugh out of your comment, and me too! Very witty and quick! 🙂
Thank you Janet it’s supposed to be warming up…finally! Maybe I can shead wool socks for open toed shoes, long sleeves for T-shirts, and put away the space heaters for the season at last?
I hope you get to enjoy the coolest parts of the day. Happy Wednesday to you too! XX
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I’d be happy to send you about 10 degrees. We’d both be happy.
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🙂 I’d take it!
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