Reach for the sky. by jayfar
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Description
First flowers on this clematis in our back garden. Taken today.
For those who keep an eye on the cameras and lenses you will note that I have just purchased the latest Olympus bridge camera, the SP82 OUZ and I find it excellent.
Please zoom, if you don't you will miss out on the finer detail.

Comments (23)
Nice result with the new camera Jeff, great detail and Clematis certainly have an interesting texture, i'm always nosing around in ours.
Brilliant pic, Jeff
Simply outstanding.
Excellent picture !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SUPERB! enjoy the new toy!
Exquisite! Love the color!
what a beautiful flower and I have not seen any here like this one
This is a real beauty, Jeff! Love the color. Gorgeous capture :)
I love the angle you shot this at nice work!!
Fantastic light and mood. Superb shot
Gorgeous
Luxurious purple.
I had not noticed the new camera but I have noticed the vibrant colors in your recent postings! This clematis makes my single bloom look pale! Oh, a magnificent photo also!
Very nice, and that new camera is going to serve you very well judging by this shot!
very beautiful image, so life... I like it so much
Gorgeous purple color, flower and shot. Really great. Bravo
Zoom is a must on this beauty fine capture with ur new camera.
Fantastic clarity of detail, and gorgeous colours too. Well captured!
LOve those big flowers :)
very beautiful
AMAZING WORK
Congratulations on your new Olympus, quite the up-grade from the Fuji ... ... and if that is the result, then I like to see more and what a stunner, the colour is just out of this world, BB
Doesn't involve Hurricanes then lol ;-) That aside Jeff, this is stunning, amazing looking plant against a glorious skyscape! Good one! Rob