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Spring blossomMy take on some cherry blossom.
Seems as though we are all venturing into our yards for inspiration at present. Regards Colin
Ah Sakura.. its such a lovely blossom isnt it..
the first is my pic ... that vivd blue sky in the background sets off the pastel pinks and roses of the flower nicely... The last thing I want to do is hurt you... but it's still on the list...
Col
Like the close up as always, but has the flower lost some of that elusive sparkle in the shot? With the first one how about a full height portrait crop with the flower to the hard left and the right side cutting out that bud in top right so lots of blue sky, think it looks good? Waz
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