Sparaxis Comin' at Ya! by Damia
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Oh the lame title! If you actually clicked on this, I am greatful you can overlook my crappy title. lol Yes, it's another sparaxis. I almost forgot about this one, it's one of my favorite photos I've gotten of them. Hope you like it too!
Thanks so much for the amazing comments on my last upload, First Purple of Spring. It was a shot from the first part of spring, as if the title didn't say enough. *sigh*
Well, thank you so much for looking and have a fabulous weekend! :)
Comments (11)
gorgeous compo colors and framing !! awesome done !!..beautiful!!
LOLOLOLOL! Trust me when i tell you this...your title isnt lame at all. And i should know...being the expert on lame titles and all, lol. It even has somewhat of a Star Trek sound to it...and i have never even seen a single episode. Title aside...its definitly a gorgeous flower-shot, and i can see why its a favorite of yours. I too love how the petals cross over the frame like that. Brilliant work ms D. Have a wonderful weekend. #:O)
Yowza, it really does come out at you/me. Awsome shot, and I for one dig the title. =]
Fabulous detail and colour !
Lovely image and presentation:)
The direct sunlight has brought out fine detail and texture on the surface. Excellent capture.
Popping right out of the frame! Terrific!
dang it sure it is!! very well done!
Fantastic shot.
Gorgeous capture and presentation my dear! Have a fantastic weekend!
Personally, I look at the thumbnail before the title and I think alot of other people do, too. This is a lovely shot and you did a perfect job of selecting around the flower to make it jump out of the frame.