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16 comments:
Painting?
Rain, such a relief.
Looks like a good subject for Monet this morning--- rain, rain stay awhile!
Whats the umrella for..?
The sun or the rain..?
I cant tell.
Costas
I thought Monet too. Great idea. MB
I agree with Birdman, it's a beautiful enchanting composition!
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Léia
Thank you, everyone.
Costas, definitely rain.
Ahhhh...now you are in league with Monet! Beautiful shot.
Summer rain, the best combination..
Impressionist, you! ;-)
Such nice movement in this shot. The color of the flowers is wonderful and thank goodness for the rain!
You are channeling Claude Monet. Nice pic.
It's Monet for me too! Beautiful!
Ethereal and lovely.
Impressive composition, the soft tones and blurred textures make a beautiful image!
I, like Birdman and others, thought instantly of Monet.
Love this - you are a brave photographer and it works!
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