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Published: 2006-05-02 22:38:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 903; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 23
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I think roses are quite a pretty flower, but I don't often get the urge to photograph them. However, this pink rose that my mother has growing in a pot looked so exquisite covered in dewdrops that I couldn't resist.Related content
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Thank you so much for this great comment.
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You are very welcome.
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Thank you so much, that is very kind of you
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oooh! its so gorgeous! I feel like a princess just looking at it!
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i can understand you.
your shoot is different then just regullar roses.
its spessial!
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Thank you so much for your lovely comment
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the drops on the rose gave to it interesting textures, beside your excelent shot.
you are most welcome!
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Tell your mom I love this rose of hers!!!
Looks wonderful with the raindrops on it!!
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Thank you. I certainly will tell her. This rose is not happy in the pot, so it will be moved to the garden when Jim has time.
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It looks so beautiful..
Lighting's good..
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Thank you very much for your lovely comment.
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You're very welcome, Eve..
I sure loved it..
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It's my Mum's favourite rose. Thank you so much for adding it to your
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We have roses... I don't know much about them, but they starts as a dark pink bud and turn into a white flower...Natasha loves the petals thats all she cares about 
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I'm not really a rose person, I much prefer the Australian native plants. My Mum isn't well at the moment so I had to prune her roses yesterday and I just hated getting stabbed by those thorns.
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I hope she's doing much better now
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There are far too many Australian native plants to name, but I have several scattered around in my gallery and will be adding more soon. Here are links to a couple . [link] [link] and we have many wild orchids [link]
You might also like to Visit this website [link] if you are interested in learning more about the flora and fauna in the state where I live.
And thank you, my Mum has been a lot better this week.
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Yes, thats true... I have seen a program that lists Australia as the place with the most poisionious creatures on it in the whole world... I imagine people are very used to it all though....I looked at all these pics a while ago, and I do believe I commented on them... after the fourth I took a break from messages and now I have 144 devs awaiting me....bah
Well I'm glad about your mother, she has some seriously beautiful roses
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Oh if I had known that Australia was the place with the most poisionious creatures on it in the whole world, I wouldn't have come to live here
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Hee hee....I only creeped out when I saw the water spider that was really poisionous.... that really freaked me out... me and spiders keep away from each other...I'll release them outside, but I don't get friendly with them....the most poisionus critter I think is called the blue ringed octopus, it's only four inches at most.....so If you dont go wading or run into any spidies you'll be safe.... *remembers your pic with all the spider webs....*ooops...
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Thank you
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Thank you. I think I will use it on some of the birthday cards I make.
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Thank you very much.
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You're welcome very much
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looks like a quite yummy flower with the dew, colors and background adding so much to the photo!
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Thank you for your lovely comment.
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beautifully symmetrical and exquisitely soft... great view.
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Thank you for your lovely comment.
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That tiny little pink hole in the centre is just irresistible. The whole image is so detailed and such a wonderful colour its hard not to go
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Thank you so much for your lovely comment.
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Lovely!!! It looks like a sugar rose! Well done! 
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oh this is a wonderful shot eve 
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Thank you for your lovely comment.
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