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10 comments:
Beautiful...as always.
I second that!! You should blow those up and frame them!! AMAZING
Your dahlias are gorgeous. I didn't have luck with the few dahlias I planted. They bloomed too early and then it got too warm for them and they died. Sometimes the unpredictable Alabama weather is just too much!
You must have an amazing garden. I wish I was a green thumb. I love the close ups, but you should take a faraway shot so we can see these lovely planter beds.
Love, love, love these. Dahlias are my favorite. I think I've mentioned that.
This first one is my favorite, but becuse I love purple. They are all great!
Love the Macros. Your Dahlias look fabulous. You must really be enjoying them.
Can you stop by and help me change my banner and add a third column? Sorry this has nothing to do with Dahlias, but my hubby is on the phone with yours and I knew I'd forget to ask you later when the phone is free.
I love the dahlias, but I like the background colors too. How did you get that pretty teal color?
My macros I usually never alter the color...what is there is the color it is or surrounding. That's one of my favorite things about the macro lens, it focuses so much on one small area the background always becomes so diffused. All the dahlias are surrounded by the green leaves, maybe the reflection of the blue/red tones of the bricks brought out a teal affect.
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