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    Mike Moats
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    In the next few weeks these little buds will be sprouting from the ground in the wooded area's of a the local parks. This one is about three inches high. I shot in this close for an abstract feel. If you've never seen the May Apple plant it stands out of the ground like an open umbrella, and has a white flower that grows in the underside of the umbrella. I'll post more of this flower when they arrive.

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    Like the patterns created in this image Mike. I will be interested in the progress development of this plant.

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    Gus Cobos
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    Very nicely done Mike,
    Love the colors, patterns and textures...:cool: COOL

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    Robert O'Toole
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    Like the comp and the flowing lines. Great image Mike.

    Robert

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    Fabs Forns
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    Beautiful study of this amazing plant, Mike :)

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    Your images always amaze me! I have a 100mm Canon Macro with IS. I want to start using it more due to your fantastic creations. the fine details, lines and patterns, the varied hues of color. Many thanks for sharing your beautifully done works of art Mike.

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    Ed Vatza
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    Mike, I have really been enjoying your images. And this one looks technically perfect to me even though the subject doesn't excite me a whole lot (I am not familiar with the plant). Very well done. Nice job.

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    Stuart Dahne
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    Wow, love the clarity. What lens and settings did you shoot this with?

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    Mike Moats
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    Hey Stuart it was shot with a Sigma 180 macro, F22

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