Jerry in Arizona wrote:
Yes Ann, you are quite correct and it is indeed an Ocotillo, my bad. Should
not have listened to the person who advised me. Yes, I had made an executive
decision not to clone out that tree trunk and I will wait a bit and hope those
buds erupt and make a better image next time.
Thanks for your help and advice.
sure thing -- seems to me they are late blooming this year... I don't
remember how long they tend to last...
I got my best shots of them some years ago in mid March around Tucson.
They are such lovely shrubs.
best,
ann
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Jerry -
flowers and static subjects are fine :-) what Tom said - only some of
us are mortolerant than he is of kitty cats
I agree with Jack taht the black wedge is distracting, but since you
point out that these blooms grow "pretty much
all around" where you are, I'd work on getting a better shot (that is ,
less busy background) instead of resorting to
cloning in photo shop... the blossom is lovely. but isn't that and
Ocotillo blossom?
ann
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