Nature's Ways

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• cobra112 (43366)
• [2009-09-10 4:57]

Ciao Umar. My neighbour today. Fantastic light for an amazing compo in perfect details and great DOF. Beautiful colours.

Roberto

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• boreocypriensis (9571)
• [2009-09-10 5:01]

Salam Umar,

A great macro capture from a plant community including semi-dried wild thyme, orchids and lichens.
Deatails are clear and composition great!
TFS and have a nice day MF!
Cheers,

Bayram

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• anel (40574)
• [2009-09-10 5:12]

Hello Umar,
This is a very interesting mix of plants.. if one is dead another will take its place. Very well shown with this large view on this vegetation-mélange and wonderful to see these Orchis blooming there.
Very well seen and good explanations
Kind regards
Anner

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• ferranjlloret (10340)
• [2009-09-10 6:02]

Hi Umar,
A very beautiful combination. That species of orchids are?
Salut.
Ferran.

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• Silvio2006 (102043)
• [2009-09-10 6:20]

Ciao Umar, beautiful composition with lovely flowers, good natural colors and excellent sharpness, very well done, ciao Silvio

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• joska (22535)
• [2009-09-10 7:15]

Very good presentation of this interesting Biotop!

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• rousettus (19818)
• [2009-09-10 8:13]

salam akhi Umar,
you are right that life continue with new borns. you nicely tell it with this nice shot. beautiful colored orchid flowers blooming among dead branches. you nicely composed and focused them. shukran kedhira.
Last 9 days for ramadan, taqaballah min-kum.
Ahmet

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• horias (11033)
• [2009-09-10 8:34]

Umar
Another superb capture, lovely flower, good note.
Horia

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• lousat (65361)
• [2009-09-10 9:02]

Hi Umar,a beutiful composition today,a lot of green whit purple and yellow points to broken all.Incredible sharpness as usual,excellent colors.Thanks for share,have a nice day,LUCIANO

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• Dis. Ac. (24509)
• [2009-09-10 10:04]

Hello Umar,

good pov on this purple flowers in theitr natural habitat.
Fine colours.

Gert

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• SunToucher (11162)
• [2009-09-10 10:13]

Hi Umar,
You have a very interesting way of photographing flowers. Not the normal low POV and isollation of the flower, but a more top down approach showing the habitat it lives in. Maybe it does not give you the beautiful details of the actual flower, it does give a good natural impression of how a flower is situated.
TFS,
Niek

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• CeltickRanger (37400)
• [2009-09-10 10:28]

hello Umar

you are showing us an excellent photo of the life
of wild plants/flowers, with a fine POV, the focus
it is superb on all the image with great sharpness
and full of details, and i love the multi-colored
vegetation/plant/flower image,
excellent density of the colour tones, TFS

Asbed

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• nglen (36145)
• [2009-09-10 11:08]

Hi Umar. Your keen eyes dont miss any thing . New life from the old. I can see about four plants starting to grow . I like the brown lichen. well done TFS.
Nick..

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• Royaldevon (4229)
• [2009-09-10 11:25]

Hello Umar,

That is the wonderful way of Nature; the remains of one become the food or home for another. I like how you have drawn our attention to this natural phenomenum and presented evidence so clearly in your detailed shot.

Kind regards,
Bev :-)

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• Argus (50626)
• [2009-09-10 12:53]

Salam Umar,
A fine capture of thesetwo orchids growing through the tangle of dead stems and herbs, which makes an excellent portrayal of how they grow in nature during the spring in Palestine. The sharpness and colours are superb.
Thanks and thanks for yor kind words on my 600th!
Best regards,
Ivan

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• jaycee (25460)
• [2009-09-10 16:37]

Hi Umar,

This is a fine study of contrasts. Living and dead. Young and aged. Purples, yellows, oranges, greens and absence of color. Just wonderful. Another one of your always superb and unusual compositions.

Jane