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04-SEP-2008 Christine Hanrahan

The coming of autumn

An Autumn Meadowhawk. The Haiku comes from "Haiku, An anthology of Japanese Poems" by Stephen Addiss, Fumiko Yamamoto, and Akira Yamamoto.

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slhoornstra08-Nov-2011 01:46
A magnificent piece of art with the Haiku, wonderful and memorable!! V
princess01-Nov-2011 01:18
Excellent macro. Big vote
Ulla Kruys30-Oct-2011 15:57
A beautiful composition!
globalgadabout30-Oct-2011 14:49
a suitable colour for a harbinger of autumn..a startling precision portrait...V
an nguyen30-Oct-2011 13:40
Haiku vision indeed .
Lovely and simple work .
Guest 30-Oct-2011 11:43
I like the 6/3/6 haiku pattern here. Here's mine:
The settling down of wings
On a leaf
Shows perpendicular
Graeme30-Oct-2011 10:49
Beautiful close up of this gorgeous dragonfly, Christine.BV
Stephanie30-Oct-2011 08:49
Such a beautiful image Christine ~ lovely words too! V
Torben Jorgensen30-Oct-2011 08:21
Beautiful shot of the lovely Meawhawk. V
MarcViskens30-Oct-2011 07:41
very pretty
Marc
Guest 30-Oct-2011 05:46
Excellent!
Ann Shapiro30-Oct-2011 04:51
Fabulous detail and fabulous dragonfly! V
Carl and Racine Erland30-Oct-2011 04:44
Lovely shot...great colour and detail. - Racine v
Carl Carbone30-Oct-2011 03:18
Beautiful close-up and poem. V
Jim Coffman30-Oct-2011 03:00
Very nice detail in this great shot! V
LynnH30-Oct-2011 02:59
A perfect Haiku and photo combined! :) V
Hank Vander Velde30-Oct-2011 02:57
Nice shot Christine.
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