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Guard at the Lord Palace (84)
Alex99 Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3138 W: 148 N: 4730] (15283)
By this shot, I wish to end my short story about two small crab spiders, which live in our garden. This specimen has similar size and pictured only on an hour earlier than other crab spider presented as (Lord of Roses, Still the Lord).

To have an audience at the Lord of Roses it was necessary to me to pass as dangerous as wonderful gate of Lord Palace protecting by a true and courageous guard.

Many alive essences were lost, trying to get inside. I was more successful. I not only have remained the whole and safe, but also have had time to take a series of pictures. And you will make own conclusion how well they are captured.
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Correct shooting time: 20:16
Note: I have noticed when I open, process and save image with PS CS3 Extended shooting time (at EXIF) decreases at one hour. It occurs each time if to repeat this procedure. Who can help? How to save original time?

Lighting: Almost only flash light
Support: Handheld
Length of a flower: 7-9 cm
Flower diameter: 3-4 cm
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Many thanks to Ken Slade (Ken52) for help with correct flower ID. Pictured flower is a flower of liana Campsis radicans.
About this plant you can see here: Trumpet vine. The link also is given by Ken.

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Alex99 Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3138 W: 148 N: 4730] (15283)
Flip
Edited by:Heaven Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 508 W: 85 N: 958] (3543)

Hi Alex!

In order to respect the rules of third and to avoid the emptiness on the crossing of the third lines I have flipped the picture...

Kind regrads

Markus

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Alex99 Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3138 W: 148 N: 4730] (15283)
Pictured flower on the bush
Edited by:Alex99 Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3138 W: 148 N: 4730] (15283)

These are flowers which blossom on the bush twisted on a fencing of our garden. I do not know ID of this cultivated plant.