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In article ,
Bob Williams wrote:

Mark Herbert wrote:

Few things project the majesty of dawning sunlight like the luminescence
of the throat of a fresh morning glory!


You are right about that, Mark.
The picture is exquisite!!!
It is pictures like this that can test the mettle of an inkjet printer
Or an online printer, for that matter.
I have made many prints of MGs, but prints just never quite capture the
luminosity or color palette of the flower itself or even of the monitor
display.
Thanks for sharing......Bob Williams

Thank you for looking. The lighting was troublesome enough. But purple
is a difficult flower color to reproduce and I never get it quite right.
I have been messing around with some photos of a purple variety of
autumn sage that I just can't get enough of in person, but am always
disappointed with photographically. I am ready to give up. Sharing
certain flowers may need to wait for the development of the
holoreplicative internet. Infinite depth of field! Imagine sharing
smells and textures via the web!! Pat's hummingbirds flying around our
living rooms!!!

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"Mark Herbert" wrote in message
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Thank you for looking. The lighting was troublesome enough. But purple
is a difficult flower color to reproduce and I never get it quite right.
I have been messing around with some photos of a purple variety of
autumn sage that I just can't get enough of in person, but am always
disappointed with photographically. I am ready to give up. Sharing
certain flowers may need to wait for the development of the
holoreplicative internet. Infinite depth of field! Imagine sharing
smells and textures via the web!! Pat's hummingbirds flying around our
living rooms!!!

:-)

A lovely idea but will they void too?

Mary

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In article ,
"Mary Fisher" wrote:

"Mark Herbert" wrote in message
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Thank you for looking. The lighting was troublesome enough. But purple
is a difficult flower color to reproduce and I never get it quite right.
I have been messing around with some photos of a purple variety of
autumn sage that I just can't get enough of in person, but am always
disappointed with photographically. I am ready to give up. Sharing
certain flowers may need to wait for the development of the
holoreplicative internet. Infinite depth of field! Imagine sharing
smells and textures via the web!! Pat's hummingbirds flying around our
living rooms!!!

:-)

A lovely idea but will they void too?

Ha! Yet another keyboard health hazard to worry about. I won't be
viewing many pigeon images until that little wrinkle is ironed out.

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"Mark Herbert" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Mary Fisher" wrote:

"Mark Herbert" wrote in message
...


Thank you for looking. The lighting was troublesome enough. But
purple
is a difficult flower color to reproduce and I never get it quite
right.
I have been messing around with some photos of a purple variety of
autumn sage that I just can't get enough of in person, but am always
disappointed with photographically. I am ready to give up. Sharing
certain flowers may need to wait for the development of the
holoreplicative internet. Infinite depth of field! Imagine sharing
smells and textures via the web!! Pat's hummingbirds flying around our
living rooms!!!

:-)

A lovely idea but will they void too?

Ha! Yet another keyboard health hazard to worry about. I won't be
viewing many pigeon images until that little wrinkle is ironed out.

sorree ...

VBEG

Mary