Bat Faced Cuphea
3/19/2008
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- Priscilla George
- Stepping into the art world while being a Stay At Home Mother.
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Thank You Katarina from Roses and Stuff and Pam from Costa De La Luz
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2 comments:
What a great picture! I just love the way the camera focuses on the flowers in front with that blurred background. It gives such a marvellous depth! Happy WW!
/Katarina (Roses and stuff)
Katarina- Thank you for the compliment! I love doing the depth of field on my photos. It's my favorite way to photograph many things. I do need a macro lens though as I am still using the lens that came with my camera. Sometimes it can be frustrating because I want to get closer but just can't. Especially when it comes to bug shots.
Nancy- Thank you! I do love the color of these. I need to find some. I've only seen other cuphea type plants but not the bat face. I love the purple red combination of flowers on any plant. It's just very interesting and not commonly seen. Like fuschia.
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