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 in Gaelic : lus-a'-chrom-chinn in English : Daffodil in German : Osterglocke in Latin : Narcissus pseudonarcissusdone  with : Konica Minolta Dynax 7D & Tamron AF 28-300 f/3.5-6.3 XR Di Macro when : 7th April 2005 where : Prater, Vienna, Austria added Border + "Copyright" |
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a pity it wasnt put here before the Easter
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Yes, I've said it's fine before.
but I don't think so no more.
hehe, yeah... thought the same after i read the Name of this Flower
(had to search with google... i know some Flowers by there Name... but not all
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My Gallery >> [link]
My groups >> ~macrophoto *Photocritique ~Nature-Club
< It\'s a bird! It\'s a plane! It\'s a.....oh wait, yeh that is a bird...>
thanks for your awfully nice words
Hab heute in der Mittagspause auch solche Blumerln fotografiert. Werd's wahrscheinlich auch heut submitten. Sind aber glaub ich nicht so gut geworden wie deines hier. (Hab leider auch die falsche Linse draufghabt, aber wollts dann ned wechseln weil's bissl windig war; wegen Staub.)
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The absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
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yo, die stehen/bluehen mittlerweile eh schon an jedem Strasseneck
habs nur fotographiert, weil im Prater doch ein huebscherer Hintergrund is, als irgendwo mitten in der Stadt
und Linse hab ich zum Glueck auch nicht wechseln muessen, weil das Tamron-Objektiv ein wirklich feines Allround-Stueckerl is
fuer Portraits oder wirkliche Landschafts-Bilder verwend ich dann aber doch das 17-35'er
na dann freu ich mich schon auf heute Abend... wobei ichs wohl erst morgen am Abend sehen werd
(am Abend zu Alex's Geburtstagsparty - und morgen dann arbeiten)
osterglocke hab ich noch nie gehört, find ich aber interessant...
hab auf jedenfall in verschiedenen Lexika nachgeschaut und eigentlich recht oft "Osterglocke" bzw. "Osterblume" gefunden
Narzissen direkt sinds nicht... aber sie sind auf jedenfall eine Unter-Art von Narzissen
kenn mich mit Blumen auch nicht 100%ig aus... also nicht schlagen, falls ich falsch lieg was das angeht...
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