Columbia Plateau Trail

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• nglen (32266)
• [2009-06-30 12:22]

Hi Bob. Your favorite colour Blue flowers if i remenber right. You have taken a fine picture of the Bachelor's Buttons . I like your low POV . Taken with bright colours and fine detail. I am sorry the read about the pain you are in at the moment. TFS.
Nick..

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• oanaotilia (1700)
• [2009-06-30 12:34]

Hy Bob
Ooo, I like this flowers, remember me the times when I was walking on the hils and the forests in my youth with my grandfather. And I could see many of this in the weat fileds, and I was colecting them. Nice memories!
Nice that you stoped along the road to take a picture of this flowers. Well done!
Oana

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• Royaldevon (4227)
• [2009-06-30 12:50]

Hello Bob,

You did well to get this low pov without any device to steady your camera.

You call these flowers 'batchelor's buttons'; in England we call them 'cornflowers'. (To us, 'batchelor's buttons' are small yellow and white daisies.)

Whatever, you have shown a wild profusion of these lovely summer flowers and have given them a fine context by including the banking and the road.
Good dof throughout.

Kind regards,
Bev :-)
I hope you are able to contain the pain so that it does not prevent you from enjoying what is dear to your heart.

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• Gert-Paassen (13888)
• [2009-06-30 13:53]

Hi Bob,

an nice shot from this blue flowers that also growing here in Europe.
Good deepth working.

Gert

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• Silvio2006 (41584)
• [2009-06-30 14:06]

Ciao Bob, splendid flowers, fiordalisi in Italian language, with fantastic colors, wonderful composition, very well done, ciao Silvio

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• maurydv (16736)
• [2009-06-30 14:25]

Hello Bob
a great view of the Bachelor's Buttons, i like the low POV and the very beautiful perspective, bright colours.
TFS
Best regards
Maurizio

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• jaycee (21912)
• [2009-06-30 16:24]

Hi Bob,

What a nice place to go for a walk - sorry it was painful and I know how you feel :-( A lovely shot of these Bachelor's Buttons - the blue is pretty and stands out so well from the green grasses.

Jane

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• goldyrs (9271)
• [2009-06-30 18:23]

Surprising you mention hand held, Bob!
I have no pod, tri or mono, and all my shots are taken hand-held!
Perhaps if I get one, the quality of my shots will improve?!!
Very well done!
Goldy

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• Heaven (6060)
• [2009-06-30 22:15]

Hi Bob!

I don't care about the bridge and the road, I look at the marvellous bouquet you have offered us. With this bouquet you send us a joyful message, although you live with pain... joy and pain, a strange mixture that is one of the mysteries of our life...

Kind regards

Markus

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• Hay_kes (4021)
• [2009-07-01 1:29]

Hi Bob,
Very beautiful blue flowers.Great POV and light.TFS.
Regards,
hAyAti

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• marhowie (302)
• [2009-07-01 5:34]

Great colors, details, and light Bob..
I know what you mean, strained my lower back the other day, was in pain for a week afterwards.
It's a bit*h gettin' old, time to slow down just a bit :-/

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• haraprasan (17792)
• [2009-07-01 9:26]

Namastay Bob ,
A nice capture of this beautiful scenery with beautiful flowers. Very good composition and good view. Thanks a lot for sharing.

Sincerely
HP

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• manyee (21074)
• [2009-07-01 17:35]

Hi Bob,
I just love that brilliant blue. It is really special.
Nice composition with the interspersed purple flowers.
Sorry to hear about your pain, but you managed to capture these Bachelor Buttons from the right angle. They look like they are bursting forth from the soil in a jaunty angle.
Hope you feel better soon.
TFS. : )

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• Argus (35111)
• [2009-07-02 3:30]

Driving back from a trip yesterday I saw a wheat field full of these.
This is unusual nowadays as most farmers treat their fields to exclude all other life except the crop. So to see these Bachelor's Buttons growing along the side of this trail is also a sight for sore eyes.
Nicely taken Bob with a fine perspective in the BG.
Thank you sir!
Ivan

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• CeltickRanger (15251)
• [2009-07-03 20:06]

hello Bob

i love the low POV that you choosed for this photo
and from that POV i love to see the trees of the background,
fine focus with excellent sharpness and details of the flowers,

TFS

Asbed

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• pierrefonds (4903)
• [2009-07-13 9:28]

Hi Bob,

The diagonal line of the trail is an asset to the composition. The point of view takes our eyes toward the trees in the background which is giving depth to the composition. It is also allowing us to see the details and colors of the flowers in the foreground. The light has a good effect on the colors. Have a nice day.

Pierre