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June 15, 2008
Susan G. Komen North Texas Race for the Cure®
I once again want to thank everyone for leaving such great comments; I really do enjoy reading them and learning an occasional French word.
It's kind of fun and probably the next step would be trying to remember my grammar and answering those lovely comments in French. :))
Speaking of comments, Marie's last comment
"as usual, I like a lot your sense of composition. Very nice !"
kind of got me thinking that may be it's time to diversify the blog and post more of my non floral images. :)
Since I finally got my film processed from last week, I'll start with an image from the Susan G. Komen North Texas Race for the Cure® I was shooting last Saturday.
Gotta love that bright pink :)
I also wanted to mention in this post that I now offer some of my images as fine art prints and you can purchase them right here while browsing the blog. I am still in the process of updating the prints list, so in the next couple of days more images will become available for purchase as prints.
More information about purchasing fine art prints is available here.
- Categories: Macro, Miscellaneous
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Awwwww, this bright pink is really gorgeous. You definitely should post more non-florals (don't get me wrong, the your florals are beautiful).
Wow, the colors are amazing.. the bright pink is so vivid.. wow!
Klo, thank you for your honest opinion, I really appreciate it. :)
ReallyJapan, they are probably more magenta than pink, but either way I think they are awesome. :)
jelb, thanks for coming back and leaving comments :)
le corbeau, oh no, I'm not that good with photoshop :)) They were really magenta like that and I believe they were specifically made for this Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Race for the Cure® event.
A couple of years back they have released those little ones into a fountain at the shopping center where the race took place. [more info ›››]
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I love the bold, beautiful color! I also love how you focused on the lead duckie, and the other duckies are just slightly in the background, in various degrees of focus; neat composition!