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Nasturtiums are still giving us an occasional bloom.
By Chrispook
18 Nov, 2008
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This flower looks as if it has a striped effect due to a strong shaft of sunlight.
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Beautiful...
18 Nov, 2008
Isn't it great what the sun can do in a photo?
19 Nov, 2008
Great effect, this is great!
22 Nov, 2008
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This photo is of "Nasturtium" in Chrispook's garden
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Nice effect!
18 Nov, 2008