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Former Member
{K:2712} 11/30/2002
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Kim , I dont much care for flower pics as a rule. But I do like the way you did this one. I might even try this one my self.
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A.M. Lidkus
{K:293} 8/7/2002
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Kim, you know the saying ?pretty as a picture? well this is a worthy one to be compared to. Bravo! Al
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John Charlton
{K:5595} 8/7/2002
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Maybe its jpeg compression. You only used 45 of the 200k allowed. Then again, maybe it's me still getting used to new glasses I picked up yesterday, but I don't see any sharp edges to it.
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Kim Culbert
{K:37070} 8/7/2002
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The scan is a bit sharper, John, but everything else is as seen on the print. Just curious as to why you think something moved? What signs are you seeing?
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John Charlton
{K:5595} 8/7/2002
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Great idea Kim. Very creative. Looks liked something moved or is it just the scan?
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Danny Provost
{K:812} 8/7/2002
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Kim, I think you did a fantastic job. Way to let your artistic abilities show. You took an ordinary flower and make it very interesting. Good job!
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Vincent K. Tylor
{K:7863} 8/7/2002
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I can see why Marty is not very interested in floral shots....he has his own, um...flowers so to speak!! Keep up the good work. This was creative.
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Kim Culbert
{K:37070} 8/6/2002
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Thanks for your comments... glad I caught your eye Marty!
Vince... the flower is real, its a gerbera (sp?) out of my garden, but I trimmed the stem so it wouldn't be seen.
Thanks again.
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John Doe
{K:170} 8/6/2002
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Hi Kim. I think you've done a fantastic job here. I love the colors and the reflection. Great job, and this is coming from someone who is usually not interested in the slightest with flower photos. :)
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Vincent K. Tylor
{K:7863} 8/6/2002
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It works! I am just now taking a break from editing floral slides....eyes are tired. This idea is a good one. Is the actual flower artificial, or is it being supported behind the scene?? Good job.
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