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1. Thanks once again Cee for inspiring me to be adventurous with flower-spotting. I only came across a Peony for the first tine 2 days ago, grabbing my atttention in a bit of an unusual way . .

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3. Just beautiful. Once again, we’d make the start of a beautiful bouquet. https://judydykstrabrown.com/2018/02/03/anthurium-flower-of-the-day-feb-4-2018/

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4. I’m anticipating our peonies flowering. At the moment they are just starting to peek out of the soil.

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   • I don’t know if mine have even started yet….at least it is not obvious 😀

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5. I love peonies, such beautiful flowers! 🙂 Have a happy Sunday!

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   • I’m hoping you have a happy week. 😀

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6. Aren’t peonies magnificent, thank you for capturing their splendour

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   • I’ve really learned to appreciate peonies. Thanks for commenting.

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8. Wonderful details

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   • Thanks Pat. 😀

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9. You remind me frequently how sneaky and tricky taking macros are using my actual macro lens. Sometimes, i just can’t get into the battle to convince the lens to focus here, not there, no not over there either please. You seem to get it right every time. What magic do you use!

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   • I rarely use a macro lens. I sometimes have trouble focusing. I guess the easy would be to manually focus, but I have a really hard time seeing it. I think it has to do with my glasses and its prescription.

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13. https://bethanykays.com/2018/02/07/cees-flower-of-the-day-2/

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