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Ruritamaazari
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I went to the Herb garden in Kobe up on Roko mountain, I came upon this flower called "Ruritamaazari" in Japanese.
I hope you like the spike effects
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Nuevamente bienvenido Daniel.
Una imagen diferente... muy bonita.
Bellos colores, profundidad aceptable, que permite ver la flor bien, sobre todo en el centro de la misma.
Bien hecho.
Me atreví a realizar un trabajo... espero sea de tu agrado.
Welcome again Daniel.
A different image... Very pretty.
Beautiful colors, acceptable depth, that allows to see the affluent flower, mainly in the center of the same one.
Well done.
I dared to make a workshop, I hope you like it.
A very unique compsition. The lines almost has a "trickery" to it if you move closer and further away. I like it. Interesting flower. 1st time seen by me. Thanx for sharing.
- carper
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(8424) - [2004-08-20 15:04]
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Lovely one Dan,
Good dof great colours, I love it, very good job
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- jhm
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(628) - [2004-08-22 2:28]
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Lovely, soft and great colours, good DOF Dan!
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Nice though this image is,I have reason to believe that this is a cultivated/ garden plant, its called (Echinops ritro) The Globe Thistle and is more than likley to be the variety `Vietch's Blue`.I do not think it is native to japan according to my books to is from europe, Central Asia and India but not as far west as you are.
As such I would invite you to please move it to one of the other trek sites.