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I Dream of Iris

I Dream of Iris

The name of the flower Iris comes from the Greek word rainbow.

The name of the flower Iris comes from the Greek word rainbow.
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nice composition and the colours work beautifully together

Thank you. I found it interesting that the word Iris came from the word Rainbow. It is as colorful as a rainbow.

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concentration of beauty indeed contrast colors and
successful close composition made great picture.
bravo!

Thank you very much, it was a bit of an experiment.

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Very nice, to bad that do not bloom longer :D

Thank you, yes your right, the flower only lasts one day in all its glory before it starts to deteriorate.

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Awesome image.

thank you

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