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Nasty Pink

I love these flowers. I used to make recycled garden art. I took the drivers seat from an old VW bug and tore it apart. All that was left was the frame and s...
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I love these flowers. I used to make recycled garden art. I took the drivers seat from an old VW bug and tore it apart. All that was left was the frame and springs. I took out most of the seat springs. I built a box and put it where the springs had been then filled that box with Nasturtiums. The idea was the flowers would spread out across the ground and up the back of the seat. FUN!
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COOLPIX L320

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Aperture f/4.7 ISO 80 Shutter 10/5000 Focal Length 191/10

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Apr, 2016

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357

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+51

Awards

Peer Award

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