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Photo of the Day ~ Macro: Bugs and Closeups Category ~ April 03, 2009

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Embracing a Flower
by Chris Picard (Sax Man) 
Camera:
Nikon D-300
Location:
Washington
 
United States of America

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Connie Gordon commented on April 03, 2009 00:05:
great shot love the pov. congrats.
Dotty Motta commented on April 03, 2009 07:12:
This is beautiful, great capture with great light. Congratulations, Chris!
Linn Smith commented on April 03, 2009 09:48:
Lovely color presented as this beautiful butterfly displays its wing span taken from a good POV! Big congratulations on your win today!
Teri Moyer commented on April 03, 2009 09:55:
Beautiful colors and POV! Congratulations on your POTD!
Marie Brandt commented on April 03, 2009 10:13:
Just beautiful! Congratulations!
Robin-Lee Vieira commented on April 03, 2009 11:37:
Beautiful colors and detail.The wings look like stained glass! Congrats on a lovely POTD!

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