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Orange You Glad?

© Michael J. Coots

Orange You Glad?

Uploaded: July 13, 2007 04:44:45

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This was a lily from a drive in the country I took. It had been raining all morning and when it stopped and the sun finally came out, this orange and red lily caught my attention. I stopped the car turned around and went back to it. I know people thought I was crazy but who cares, this is the image that I was able to get. I changed the background contrast to blacken it out.

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Kathy L. Clark July 13, 2007

Very beautiful Michael. The color just pops with the black background.

You explanation is so funny. I do the same thing. Last night I had a bunch of red hat ladies came in my restaurant and asked if I could take pictures, so here I am running around taking pics of hats. Who cares, we got to get the shot :0) #690438


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