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   Chantal October 3, 2011

   This is more spring than fall, but I like either way

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   Caryn Caldwell Reply:
   October 3rd, 2011 at 10:19 am

   Yeah, I found it in my archives (as you could probably tell from the timing). It’s definitely springy, but I was in the mood with winter coming.

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   Len Saltiel October 3, 2011

   Great macro Caryn. The color contrast is exceptional.

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   Caryn Caldwell Reply:
   October 3rd, 2011 at 10:56 am

   @Len Saltiel, Thank you! As you can tell, macros are my favorites.

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   Marcie October 3, 2011

   Gorgeous color..and such exquisite detail. Love this!!

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   Caryn Caldwell Reply:
   October 3rd, 2011 at 10:56 am

   Thanks!

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   rian October 3, 2011

   this just looks so radiant.. wonderful capture..

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   Caryn Caldwell Reply:
   October 3rd, 2011 at 10:49 am

   @rian, Thanks! The sun was shining right through it, lighting it up.

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   Frida October 3, 2011

   Gorgeous details.

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   Truels October 3, 2011

   Nice capture, I’m afraid we’ll have to wait a looooooong time to see this in the garden….

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   Phillip Burrow October 4, 2011

   Beautiful shot Caryn!

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   Caryn Caldwell October 11, 2011

   @Truels, *sigh* So true. But at least we’ll see them earlier than many other flowers. They’re a little spot of sunshine in the winter.

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