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Cornflower with bee? No, a hoverfly.

An experiment with textures. I've done textured flowers before, but always with a plain-ish background. Because I'm used to the plain background, I cannot decide whether this works. Your opinion would be much appreciated.

(Just noticed it is a very dark picture on our 'big' pc, May have to go back to it, to brighten it up a bit!)
(Another check on my laptop and it does not seem too dark.)

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Album name:Reinardina / Creative Licence
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Keywords:cornflower / bee / textures / summer / blue
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Date added:Oct 06, 2011
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Beryl   [Oct 09, 2011 at 02:48 PM]
Nice capture. ...........It's a Hoverfly
Reinardina   [Oct 09, 2011 at 03:28 PM]
Thanks Beryl. I hoped someone would correct me; I'm not very au fait with birds and bees.
Beryl   [Oct 09, 2011 at 03:39 PM]
Your welcome . I only did because you had a question mark. You can tell a was and bee because their eyes are flush with their bodies and they have antenna where Hoverflies have tiny feelers

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