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• nglen (23562)
• [2008-09-07 11:34]

Hi Beverley. What a fantastic sight i would have loved to have seen this. So many natural flowersat there best. We have a small area in a violage by us but noting like this. TFS.
Nick..

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• eqshannon (22892)
• [2008-09-07 11:51]

Very nice Bev...Lady Bird Johnson would have loved it..she flowered all of Texas with wildflowers..mostly certain varieties in some places but you have lost of things here...a clearly big pallet!
Bob

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• mariki (9427)
• [2008-09-07 13:07]

Hello Beverley,

You are right, this is very beautiful. They have done this also in the town Binic (also in the Côtes-d'Armor, Bretagne) just to help the insect "population" to grow up. Good sharpness and superb colours.
Cheers,
Mariki

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• greychick (623)
• [2008-09-07 14:43]

I love widflowers and especially cornflowers as we know them here. This is a lovely simple and yet beautiful shot.

TFS

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• jrobertop (706)
• [2008-09-07 15:07]

Hi Beverley.
A true show of colors!
Extraordinary chromatism; very good luminosity and framing.
Thanks for sharing this beauty!
Cheers,
José Roberto

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• gracious (12984)
• [2008-09-07 15:23]

Hello Bev,
Thank you for such lovely wild floers with so rich in colouration that sharing with us!
the lighting here is fantistic to bring out the full beauty of nature!
well done
cheers
Tony

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• rcrick (4064)
• [2008-09-07 20:04]

Hi Beverley.

Just beautiful what a stunning composition, excellent detail and d.o.f, superb colours. :) :)



T.f.s Rick:)

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• Jamesp (15770)
• [2008-09-07 23:22]

Hi Bev

L0vely shot - really beautiful colours with nice detail. I am pretty sure that they used a pack of mixed seeds though - the Californian poppy is not native to Europe. ;)

James

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• Nephrotome2 (1850)
• [2008-09-08 2:15]
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Nice shot. Also interesting documentation about the French agricultural policy.

I must say that they've grown those flowers in a few places around. I see it a a joke or a failure. There are few insects in those flowers fields. For years there were crops in there, there are only crops around, and they will be crops next year. There are just no place that can provide a bug source to colonize the flowers. And if there would, they'll be all killed by the crops growing next year. Also The flowers they grow are not really the ones our insects eat. Much caterpillars live only on a few plant species.
Places where I really saw bugs in quantity, were piece of ground left without farming because of a trial between the owner. For 10 years! No one may use the ground before the answer of the judge. No fancy flowers there. Mostly grass and insignificants flowers. Yet bugs got their chance to survive every year there. The plants they live on too. Bugs are numerous there and the variety of species is very wide.
That is what bugs really need.

Nice shot.
TFS

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• lousat (11634)
• [2008-09-08 3:58]

Ooooh Bev,what a great festival of colors!! I never seen a situation like that,the mix of flowers is fantastic! I imagine how many insects and butterflies there are inside to take great pics..ehehe..thanks a lot to show us beauty,have a nice week,Luciano

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• baclama (173)
• [2008-09-08 4:07]

bonjour,
un beau champ multicolore...qu e la nature est belles pour qui sait la regarder..
TFS
vero

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• Pitoncle (916)
• [2008-09-08 4:24]

Bonjour Bev,
Merci pour cette belle palette de couleurs.
A bientôt sur TN pour de nouvelles aventures.
Gérard

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• nirmalroberts (2850)
• [2008-09-08 8:27]

Hello Beverley,
Yes, It is really wonderful.
You have also done full justice to the picture by not putting a border. Very well done.
Thanks a lot for sharing.
- Nirmal

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• Alex99 (15909)
• [2008-09-08 8:46]

Hi Beverley.
What a wonderful meadow. You have represented it by your amazing picture greatly. Superb rich colour palette, excellent DOF and details, very nice POV and perspective reproduction. Well done and thanks.
Alexei.

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• gannu (12410)
• [2008-09-08 9:04]

Hello Bevereley, What a great colorful shot. I like the sight and the lovely landscape behind this. Great work. Ganesh

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• pekkavalo1 (5791)
• [2008-09-08 16:22]

Hi Bev,
Amazing view of the wildflower field! Very well done with good composition, sharp details and very beautiful colours.
TFS
Pekka

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• oanaotilia (675)
• [2008-09-09 8:03]

Hy Beverley
Very beautiful pannel of colors, superb field; It is simply fantastic! Oana

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• Seabird (1117)
• [2008-09-10 11:08]
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Hi, Bev,

wow, this is so fresh, colourful and lovely!! tfs this beauty!!

just want to say Hi before I take a half-year break from TN. many thanks for the encouragement, pointers and insightful notes all along. i have had a great time at TN. But I guess it's time for me to stay focused on my study and the Final Exam, which is just less than 5 months away.

take care, my dear TN friend. I will certainly miss you and other photography mentors here.

chrs,
Man Yee

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• uleko (26141)
• [2008-09-10 12:11]

Hello Bev,
I expect this is what our meadows looked like in the old days - really wonderful, buzzing with bees and butterflies!! I love the selection of flowers and the details and colours are marvellous.
Many thanks and cheers, Ulla

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• EOSF1 (23315)
• [2008-09-12 10:28]

Hello Bev! Great natural color scheme! Well composed, great light and exposure and a fine result, thanks!

Mario

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• anel (9848)
• [2008-09-19 5:25]

Hello Beverley,
How beautiful this meadow looks, just amazing to see such a colourful natural corner. It looks like a paradise-garden. I have been to Paimpol too, but not in the same season. Very nice, the Bretagne!
Thanks and best regards
Anne