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    Spring time Crocus's

    while out on our expedition today deep in the woods,we came across the newly arrived wild growing crocus's, such a pretty little wild flower indeed .
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    Re: Spring time Crocus's

    Those beautiful prairie crocuses! Tiny flowers so important in prairie lore. I think the first shot misses the mark but the second one is gorgeous.

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    Re: Spring time Crocus's

    I sort of like the composition of the first image but agree with Don that the second is better.

    I think the placement of the blossom in the first image is good but there is way too much empty frame. Both of these would likely improve with some cropping.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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