red flowers & hummer
Uploaded: August 22, 2006 21:12:46
Went to the greenhouse a week ago to pick up some red plants (great time to buy as everything is super cheap at the end of the season)
Set up the flowers near a pine tree , I find they always work well as a background depending on the time of day, you either get a dark green or black background. Which I think works well for making the hummers stand out.
Then the hard part...the waiting !!! After 3 days or so they start getting used to the new set up and me being there and yesterday I finally got a shot I was quite pleased with.
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Kay E. Mahoney
September 27, 2006
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Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna September 27, 2006 0
It is very very beautiful! Congratulations on your being a finalist! Wonderful image!!!! ^.^ Kitty #3368101Katja Z September 27, 2006 0
absolutely beautiful. it totally was worth the wait. congrats. #3368170Sam Britt September 27, 2006 0
Congratulations on your finalist. This is beautiful!Gary Lange September 27, 2006 0
Just beautiful, Kay!! I love how you set this up. Congrats!!! #3374052Tonya R. Boles September 28, 2006 0
Congrats on this wonderful image. #3380928Shelley Spillenaar September 28, 2006 0
WOW !! thank you all for the great comments I really appreciate it!! :-) #3381209Dennis Walton October 04, 2006 0
Amazing capture. It was worth the three days of waiting. #3406963cheryl m. phillips September 21, 2007 0
Shelley you have an awesome gallery!!Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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