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4 Reviews:
Dont know why but the rose looks evil to me for some reason ML...as in evil-beauty!
CB..that reminds me of the sayin "beauty lies in the eyes....." hehehe
Thulasi...thank you for visiting my blog. Its not a painting, it is a live rose but the shot wasnt perfect so gave the effect "Focal B&W" using Picasa.
hmm.. I see that you really have magic in ur lens!!
which camera?
shaniyan, thanks
Camera - Olympus C 750
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