Apr 12, 2005 by don nieman

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12-APR-2005

In other words...daffodils that grow in the city.

They fight for their place between the chainlink fence and the sidewalk.

Olympus D-580Z
1/320s f/3.1 at 5.8mm iso50 full exif

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Guest		16-Apr-2005 08:29
Great caption. That red hydrant really is the icing on the cake.

Guest		15-Apr-2005 01:52
Really neat - I like this, with the fence on the left. It adds interest and frames the visual. Nice lighting, too.

Gail Davison		13-Apr-2005 19:39
I like this a lot. The softness of the daffodils against the hard wire fence. Voted.

Antonis Sarantos		13-Apr-2005 18:53
Awesome composition!!!

Johan Toll		13-Apr-2005 18:48
That is a very nice composition, Don! Beautiful colours. Well done!

Guest		13-Apr-2005 15:54
:-) Great title Don. They are virtually all finished in the SE now. Good image, nice to see them like that.

northstar37		13-Apr-2005 15:14
tough things they are!

Guest		13-Apr-2005 06:51
nice

Gary Winters		13-Apr-2005 05:28
Gee, until now I'd never heard of this beautiful species. Good work capturing it!

Cindy		13-Apr-2005 04:41
LOL, very clever title, yup, they are a popping out all over now, yippee!!!

Chris		13-Apr-2005 04:29
Great mix of textures and shadowplay

Cliff		13-Apr-2005 04:22
Interesting juxtaposition and effect. Good on those hardy posies making their stand in the harshness of the city ! :)

Guest		13-Apr-2005 02:40
Very nice. The composition, subjects and color are excellent.

Elaine (etfitz)		13-Apr-2005 02:07
Wonderful perspective!

JeremyGood		13-Apr-2005 02:07
I love the red fire hydrant in the background.

Guest		13-Apr-2005 02:05
Nice shot. Very nice to see flowers blooming again !

Neal Nye		13-Apr-2005 00:42
Nice point of view. I love the touch of red.

Dan Chusid		13-Apr-2005 00:41
I have a jug of Roundup if that will help. ;-)

Gary Hebert		13-Apr-2005 00:37
Good creative cityscape image Don... like the low perspective and angles.

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