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Published: 2005-09-07 04:52:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 4832; Favourites: 209; Downloads: 1626
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Jasmine by the afternoon summer sun.And I love you so
how much you'll never know
you've gone away and left me lonely
I'm wishing you were here with me...
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Well well, Dr. Jones. Congrats on the DD! The photo is lovely, you guys will have to show me how you do this stuff one of these days.
~Bari
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Ah-ha!
I've been wanting to get to this picture for so long, but the page always refreshed!!
Anyway, I really like the blurred affects around the centre flower, and the flowers have a radiance of its own...
Gud job. Curious to know the Camera details though...
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Oh so very beautiful.
This picture hits very personally to me as well, as my i gave my g/f the pet name Jasmine, because she smells as good at the flowers you have shot. Thankyou for such a great shot.
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for sure, it is a good dream 
I like this alot. its beautiful.
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This photo actually made me go...."wow, that's sooo pretty" Out loud....
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perhaps its useless to flood you with yet another compliment, but this is a spectacular photograph. i am a bit speechless looking at it
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Has the cold, beauty I look for, in every picture I see. I definitely like this one. Excellent.
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I like that you did a double-exposure with this. Can the same effect be acheived with an enlarger in a darkroom as well? I don't think my camera can double-expose.
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I simply had to fave this because not only is it visualy appealing from the blurred flowers in the back as well as the front, keeping the ones in the middle crisp and making them more appealing then they would have been if the others were clear as well, but it's a great choice of flowers as well. You don't see too many shots of these.
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I adore it! wonderful theme and fantastic shot!
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I love playing with double exposures, though im afraid i'm not all that good at it. I love this, i really do.
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Love it!
That's a really cool idea and a beautiful subject.
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Very good...
It's such a calming piece-- something you'd find in like...
A psychiatrist's office.
I really like this. +fave.
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tats really beautiful. a hard to capture sorta thing
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It's really beautiful... I'm very interested in photography, even at fifteen. This is just gorgeous.
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wow, it's nice to see some traditional photographers around here, as opposed to all-digital photographers!
i haven't the money to go manual, but congratulations, this photograph is stunning.
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That is a very cool technique. I'll have to try it some time.
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Very nice, the contract of focus / blur is perfect. My eyes can't seem to settle on the picture. Well done!
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that is such a cool use of that technique. 
great sutff.
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Oh my, this is such a surreal, amazing photograph! Well done!
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ooh sampaguita. 
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I really like this photo a lot. It is an interesting technique with a very good out come
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Could this effect not be achieved by just using an f stop of 1.8 with a lil vasaline on the lens?! a lovly shot mind
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nice image man! just loved the effect you produced on those flowers. very heavenly like!
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we have some of thsoe in our house. they smell great. beautiful pic btw, love the lighting and focus
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beautifully done! The perspective blurs make's this a special piece!
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