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Where's My Razor?


	Where's My Razor? Kaua'i, Hawai'i; 2004:03:26; 21:52:53; EF f2.8 100mm Macro USM lens; 30.0 sec. ss, f32; ISO 100, WB Tungsten Lamp; PS Cropped, rotated, black background, auto levels adjusted. Honohono Orchid. Stanley J. Contrades

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Great shot and title!

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March 27, 2004

Colette M. Metcalf

Nice image, Stan!!!

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Ron Goldman

Beautiful Stan!

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Robin L. Wehrman

Excellent detail and color nice job Stanley!!

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Gianna Stadelmyer

Love the composition, lighting, detail... This one is a favorite of mine:-) Great shot!

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March 27, 2004

Murry Grigsby

A razor-sharp design and image Stan! Lovely light and colors!!

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March 27, 2004

Patricia A. Kuniega

No 5 o'clock shadows allowed here! Nice work Stan. I like the diagonal composition here as well as the great detail.

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Debra Booth

So beautiful! The detail is outstanding.

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Donna N. Simon

Fuzzy - yet sharp!!!LOL You have a winner here.

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Susan T. Parady

Beautiful color and great detail!

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Casey A. Hanson

Beautiful Stanley!

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Stanley J. Contrades


	NOT FOR THE CONTEST! Stanley J. Contrades

Mahalo, Carolyn, Colette, Ron, Robin, Jan, Murry, Patricia, Debra, Donna, Susan, and Casey for stopping by and adding your wonderful comments and encouragement. This particular Honohono orchid grows from the stem upward instead of hanging downward... kinda weird, and it has a glorious scent. It was a very nice way to spend a half hour or so shooting them!
Much Aloha to all,
Stan

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