Dahlia: Dipped by auntietk
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Volunteer Park Dahlia Garden
August, 2015
No tips for you today ... I'm still working on bothering the staff about a few more changes. If I'm successful, I'll let you know what's new!
Comments (18)
Right it looks exactly as if it was dipped in another color. Well spotted and captured. :)
A lovely shot and again many thanks for all you do on our behalf Tara.
Funny how that happens,to make a unique bloom.
its blushing
Beautiful....
Lovely shot!!
Beautiful and unique.... I've never seen one with only part of the bloom variegated like that! Great find and capture!
I've seen frosted tips before but usually on a woman. A very pretty flower.
Amazing capture Tara. God bless.
unusual style for this one Great capture
A lovely and very unusual flower, Tara! Great shot!
You get a gold star if you get them to go back to the old Renderosity....... LOTS of gold stars, actually. And you'd be a hero to lots and lots of folks!
Wow!!! That is Remarkable!!!! Excellent Capture!!! Thank you for the tips they have been very helpful!!!
Fantastic and beautiful. I really like the deep reds here.
Dipped in white chocolate? LOL... just lovely Tara!
stunning color mix in this Dahlia! I like the close button near by - perfect light!
I missed this most unusual dahlia completely. Fine photo hon.
Stunning! Like she dipped her chin in cream and it's dripping down now...wonderful!
Great that you are pushing the staff, dear Tara!!! But what I want to 'drop' here is to say how I admire your focus on this fantastic Dahlia flower. They so cool are popping out of my screen, that stunning Dahlia with its special textures as it's youngster. Great photo art it is, my friend.