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August 2, 2015: Pastel
Credit & Copyright: Jim Wickless from Lincoln, NE
Pastel: "Bleeding hearts..."
Pastel: "Bleeding hearts..."
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2015-08-02 22:59:38
Jim from
Nebraska about 9years ago said:
Yes,Christine,it is.thanks to you,Rob,Laura,Jill,and Harsha for your kind words!
Yes,Christine,it is.thanks to you,Rob,Laura,Jill,and Harsha for your kind words!
Christine from
Somewhere about 9years ago said:
Isn't it refreshing Jim, that people do respond to something tender.
Isn't it refreshing Jim, that people do respond to something tender.
Harsha from
India about 9years ago said:
Excellent photo.
Excellent photo.
Someone from
Somewhere about 9years ago said:
A dream vision of nature.
A dream vision of nature.
Jill from
Omaha about 9years ago said:
Gorgeous!!
Gorgeous!!
Chrisstine from
Somewhere about 9years ago said:
That is a photo from "outside of the box" taken by an artist who thinks outside of the box. :)
That is a photo from "outside of the box" taken by an artist who thinks outside of the box. :)
Laura from
Brasil about 9years ago said:
Like a masterpiece ; ) wonderful flowers.....Great photo, Jim! I loved !
Like a masterpiece ; ) wonderful flowers.....Great photo, Jim! I loved !
Jim from
Nebraska about 9years ago said:
Rob, thanks! I used a long (300mm) telephoto lens to create a close-up (I find it works better than a macro lens) image with a shallow depth of field. I was able to get a magenta Day Lily and other greenery in the (blurred) background. I didn't sharpen as I usually do and left the image a little "soft". I'm glad you like it :-)
Rob, thanks! I used a long (300mm) telephoto lens to create a close-up (I find it works better than a macro lens) image with a shallow depth of field. I was able to get a magenta Day Lily and other greenery in the (blurred) background. I didn't sharpen as I usually do and left the image a little "soft". I'm glad you like it :-)
rob barrett from
minneapolis about 9years ago said:
Jim, that's insane It looks like a painting. I've never seen anything like it. Wow. how did you do it.
Jim, that's insane It looks like a painting. I've never seen anything like it. Wow. how did you do it.
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