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24 February 2013 SRW

With chaplets on their heads
24 February 2013 (509)

Upper Tysoe, Warwickshire view map

A final image
of the final bloom
of the dwarf narcissi.

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Couldn't choose between the two:
so it's BOGOF day, today!





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Julie Oldfield27-Feb-2013 01:23
Excellent black and white. Beautifully exposed.
Bill Miller25-Feb-2013 19:22
Looking very good in B&W.
Chris Morton25-Feb-2013 17:09
not often I go for a mono over a colour version, but this one works really well, sort of concentrating on the light that is there over the colour where it looks in short supply
Don Mottershead25-Feb-2013 07:16
Dramatic high contrast tones together with soft and gentle tones. Nicely done. ~V~
bill friedlander25-Feb-2013 00:51
The B&W version is more dramatic with that light! Lovely range of tones! V
Faye White24-Feb-2013 21:45
Beautiful b&w!
Máire Uí Mhaicín24-Feb-2013 21:44
The light in this image is delicate and lovely. Until I searched for the quotation from Two Noble Kinsmen,I never realised that there are many superstitions from older times about daffodils being unlucky.
Sheena Woodhead24-Feb-2013 21:35
I like the B&W, it's outstanding and unusual. Excellent lighting.
Johnny JAG24-Feb-2013 21:13
I can't choose either, the black and white works surprisingly well.
joseantonio24-Feb-2013 20:55
Very nice capture of this lovely flower.V.
Carl Carbone24-Feb-2013 20:27
Super light! I like the black and white conversion.
John Reynolds LRPS24-Feb-2013 20:26
Nicely done. Hopefully some spring weather to follow...