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Taken from the Japanese Gardens in Portland in May. I was working with very limited light and no tripod, so the lighting is a bit different than I would have wanted. Nevertheless, that is actually the color of the tree and the garden/pond below.
Here's a few others from the Japanese gardens. [link] [link] [link] Plus full view and comments are always (more) appreciated than  sEdit: ok this makes me sad, in a way, that I have 13 favorites as of now and only one comment. Please give my your opinion in comment form before banishing this to your randomly-displayed collection. Photography is nothing without criticism, constructive or critical, and a doesn't help much in the way of refining one's skills. thanks! |
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"The government stole my meds because they were radioactive, I think they wanted to get high...again"
I'm afraid that's all I've got in terms of 'criticism'... heh, I realise it's not really making any helpful suggestions, but I hope you don't mind if I fave as well!
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