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The Eye of the Dragon by Mererid Noyle is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
About Me
- Dragonstar
- 67 years old, 5 grown kids, 1 grand-daughter (3 years old), 1 grandson (2 years old), and still mad about dragons!
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I am glad you used this one - it is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThe red veins were out of this world.
ReplyDeleteYour photo is stunning, I love the colors and background blur!
ReplyDeleteThe single leaf has kind of an elegance, almost like a single rose.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit.
An exquisite macro, the red veins really stand out in the fading light. Beautiful use of depth of field.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cheerful, the colours are smile inducing.
ReplyDeleteLucy
I love your header and the single leaf is so eloquent.
ReplyDeleteshining! so beautiful!
ReplyDeletesnapped beautifully! colors so vivbrant against the blurry background. so beautiful!
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