And when the beauty of full flower is spent, a rose is still a rose.
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The week’s phoneography challenge is prompted from Lens and Pens by Sally
Phoneography Challenge: Macro; Time Well Spent
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the textures looks great š
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Thanks…a little Snapseed magic!
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Gotta love the peeking details on the second one.
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Thanks, Rommel. So pretty inside there.
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Lovely photographs. I see viewers in their comments have different preferences. My favourite is the second one, because I like its less literal expression, which gives room for thoughts and imagination.
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Thank you so much, Otto. It does seem like everyone has different thoughts on their favorite. I also really lean toward the second photo for its warmth and softness.
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A refreshing image of something bright and beautiful. Thanks for the recent comment. My family is okay in Capiz but now they have to rebuild after the storm. We are praying continuously. She said another storm may be coming soon. I wish I’m with them to help them go through such a scary event .i do know that God is good and he’ll find a way. Thanks.
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I am so glad if I have been able to brighten your day; I know they must be filled with worry and frustration that you can’t be there with your family. I’m so glad to hear they are ok, but am so sorry for the devastation that they have been through. Be assured that I am saying daily prayers for them and all the people of the Philippines.
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Amazing captures Angeline. I prefer the softness of the second actually!
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Thanks, Madhu. The second one is soft and has a feeling to me of enveloping it’s core in beauty.
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indeed a rose is rose. my favorite click
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Thanks, Amar. Glad you like it!
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Lovely pictures. Take care and stay happy…
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Thanks, sweetpea!!! Just hearing that name makes me happy…Thanks for your visit and reminder to stay happy.
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I like the first shot even more than the second one. Phone pictures can be surprisingly good š
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Thanks, Paula. I need to start practicing more macro shots with my regular camera. But I truly swear by my phone camera.
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I’m going into the garden with my phone right now to see what I can find. Thanks for the incentive!
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Happy hunting. My garden is always a source of abundance for photos. Glad I could get you out there to take a few photos….I’ll be waiting to see them.
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Magnificent macro shots, Angeline!
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Thanks, Amy. This rose bush is still going strong, but the weather is getting colder at night now, so I think it’s the last hurrah for this year.
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Perfect, Angeline. I love the beauty of the spent flowers or the inner beauty while still blooming that’s somewhat similar.
janet
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Thanks, Janet. I enjoyed capturing a little peek into the inner rose while it was still in bloom.
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Love the macro pics (if that’s right)!
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Thanks, Sally. I love that a spent flower can still be so magnificent.
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Thanks for the pingback, and for your weekly challenges.
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Thanks, Professor VJ. Yes, macro!
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The first is my favorite with its “spent” quality that has beauty and a certain spirit. Happy Phoneography Monday.
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