The First of Spring

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*_* June, I am seriously starstruck and touched by the quotes xD You even included me!

Though I don't know much about photos, I give you your 10th gold star for careful thought and consideration!

- Shiina ^^
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Amazing! Wow! They are very beautiful pictures. Definitely looks like spring. :)
I dare you to move
I dare you to move
I dare you to lift yourself up off the floor
I dare you to move
I dare you to move
Like today never happened
Today never happened...
Before. ---Dare you to move by, Switchfoot---




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Oh my gosh these are gorgeous! You are truly talented!




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June, these are beautiful! I didn't like the picture of the tree, because it was very flat and dull. Other than that, great work! An aspiring photographer myself, I envy your talent!

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Oh my god. These are sooooooooooo[i][/i] awesome! Really, you take great pictures! I love the dandelion fluff one and the slug on the dandelion! I pretty much adore all of them! You've got some great photographer talent going on! :D

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I love your photo's. They are BEAUTIFUL!
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These are simply beautiful pictures. I especially like the pink flowers, the bee, and the snail on the ground. The flowers with water on them are very pretty, the bee is in excellent detail, and the snail one is in awesome focus + i like snails lol.
Most the photos I don't have any issues with, accept with some of them maybe ou should've backed up a little more but that's about it.
The one picture I don't really like was the tree. It looks way too dark. Maybe that's what you were going for, so it would be creating a sad feeling, and it wouldn't be that bad. But I still just don't like it silhouetted much :/
Overall though, very beautiful!
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Wow, that's a beautiful collection! Though I have to agree that I didn't really like the slug-on-a-dandelion flower.

But overall, they're all lovely shots. Hope to see more from you! :)
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the slug on the dandilion was cool. more of like a beauty and beast thing! all other ones were breath taking! just.. amazing. keep it up. writing and photography are one of the best treasures to express one's self.




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These are all great photos. I think I could go on and on about how much depth these have. Yeah, I know they are just photos. Hehe. Great work; may I ask if you edited them? What camera do you use?

These are awesome.

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June,
these are excellent pictures! My favorites are the Pine Tree Silhouette, and the Window. I like how they are dark, and sort of mysterious, but still very recognizable.

I liked your flower pictures, they were very colorful and vibrant, but I find flower pictures very common. I, personally, like pictures that are unique, and something you don't see everyday.

You are an excellent photographer, and I encourage you to continue with photogrpahy :)

-Rach
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Wow, that was really great. Got a thing going for the macro shots, eh? No really, I thought they were crisp, clean, shots. Quite a pleasure to look at. My favorites were probably the bumblebee, the mushrooms, and the snail. I really like the way the snail shot was composed, as well as the bumblebee. It looks almost like I can reach out and grab hold of them.

I've never been much of a flower, fan, hate to say, but that probably stems from my own ineptitude at taking pictures of flowers.
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I love these!! The flowers with the water beads are truly amazing! What kind of camera do you use?
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Those are so amazing they don't even look real. My favorite is the one with the slug on the dandelion. I love photography but my camera brokeand I'm saving for a new one:))




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Hey June!

Gosh, I love these pictures. They're awesome. I'm not going to comment on them;everyone else has pretty much told it all.
Just one thing I'd like to point out: The 'Ivy' picture isn't really my fave. It looks a little boring and doesn't make me go wow. :( I think a side angle or some different lighting should help.

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