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Published: 2008-04-05 15:50:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 635; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 0
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Some blossom on a shrub or small tree at Foxley Woods. I've no idea what it is, the flowers were about 10mm across, maybe a little less and it was covered in them.EOS 40D
EF-S 60mm Macro
Av 4.0
Tv 1/200
ISO200
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Thank you, glad you like it
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I'm pretty sure it is something in the Rosaceae family...but that doesn't narrow it down much, because that Family includes many flowering fruit trees, and berry bushes.
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i'll look into that. I really still have no idea but hopefully if it fruits later in the year I might have a better clue
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you're featured in my journal [link] , if you don't like being featured, please tell me and i will remove it.
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Thank you. What's not to like - I'm honoured
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plum blossoms? hah prolly miles offbase, but we have a plum tree up front that's completely covered in little white flowers and its a tree now, cuz its old, but if it was younger would prolly resemble a bush because of multiple stemmage x3
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It could be, I really have no idea
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nope x3 I took a pic and then checked this again, compleeeeetely different
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still a very gorgeous shot :3 how do you get the detailed close-ups? just a professional camera?
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I'm not sure the 40D is classed as a professional camera but it's better than the 350D I had 
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I like how the flowers are scaled and focused
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I've also featured this in an article
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I saw that after I'd replied - many thanks for including it
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One of my favourite types of flower, captured beautifully.
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Hard to say..some varietal of azalea mabye? VEry pretty
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Thanks
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