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    Ramesh Adkoli
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    Here is a cluster of flower buds i found while walking around our apartment this evening. Apparently it is called match-stick flower (Aechmea gamosepala)! Its colors looked very attractive. Appreciate your views and comments.

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    ramesh
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    Julie Kenward
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    Very nice, Ramesh! Personally, I think it could use a little more room on the right side of the frame because it feels a bit tight between the flower and the edge of the image. Love the pop of color and lightness against the dark BG and your DOF seems perfect.

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    Ramesh Adkoli
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    Thanks, Julie for your views.

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    Beautiful image Ramesh. Great IQ and lovely colours, bg and ditto great dof.:)

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    Lovely image, Ramesh. Great details, BG, and colors. Well done!
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    Thanks, Vida and Christopher for your kind words.

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    The pale blue and pink go so well together against the blurred BG. I especially like that you caught the little details/hairs on the plant. I like the angle of the flower. I see Jules' point about the crop, but like it as is also.

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    Ramesh Adkoli
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    Thanks, Anita for your kind words.

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