As awe-inspiring as this city's skyline is, recognizable round the world, rhododendron flowers win this round, at least in my book. And that's kind of humbling if you think about it.
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3 comments:
What a nice juxtaposition.
it's enhanced by its blue-gray boxy backdrop!
thanks meems..all the credit goes to that blue-gray boxy backdrop of a skyline and the flowers lit by afternoon sun though...
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