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Photo of the Day ~ Open & Abstract Category ~ June 16, 2007

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Red Cabbage
by June Marie Sobrito (seaurchin) 
Camera:
Canon EOS 350-D / Canon Digital Rebel XT
Location:
Somewhere in...
 
United States of America

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Patrice Cigallio Wesa commented on June 16, 2007 01:26:
What an original idea and a lovely macro photo, June. Like the textures, detail and rich color marking an extraordinary composition. The cabbage not only looks appealing but is sharp and crisp as well. Simply a work of art. Congrats!
Linn Smith commented on June 16, 2007 05:26:
Very creative to see this picture and composed well to view the color and texture of the cabbage. Congratulations on your POTD!
Helen McHugh commented on June 16, 2007 14:13:
A stunning macro shot, June! I just want to reach out and touch ! Amazing detail! Congratulations!
Evy Johansen commented on June 16, 2007 23:30:
Very creative idear, June Marie!! big congratulations on a beautiful POTD!!

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