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Thread: Tulip Magnolia

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    Tulip Magnolia

    One of these years I'm gonna catch that tree!
    It can be so magnificent if the weather is just right.
    Caught this on a break in the wind and rain.
    More wind, rain and some hail had brused every bloom by the next morning.
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    Look through a glass eye.
    Give it a few tries.
    Nothing goes right in its time.
    --Tally Hall--

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    Re: Tulip Magnolia

    The focus and light on the flower is great.
    The bright bg distracts.
    Keep Shooting!

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    Re: Tulip Magnolia

    Hey nice capture there......I really like the flower and would recommend cropping it a bit but nice focus. Pretty
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    Re: Tulip Magnolia

    I like the left to right placement of the flower but the vertical placement bothers me. It is too close to the vertical center of the frame.

    Actually (composition aside) I like this as a look at a Magnolia in crummy weather.

    AND there is always next year......
    No, I DON'T need that.

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