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A Lightness of Being - April's Photo Heart Connection from Kat Sloma

I really anticipate Kat Sloma's monthly Photo-Heart Connection themes. Her choice of themes for April is "lighten up". A good reminder for us all ! I think I chose to use the theme more literally this year. When I saw how the lightness of the stone contrasted with the lush, deep, color of the flowers I knew that this would be the image I would use. Welcome Spring - indeed !
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  1. Cathy H.14 May, 2012 16:59

    Beautiful photo! I love the contrast between the light rocks and the darker flowers! Beautiful composed also!!

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  2. Kat Sloma24 May, 2012 08:04

    Lovely color and light along that diagonal! Thanks for joining in the Photo-Heart Connection.

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