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Comment by Andrea Merkel on Friday

Sun drenched rose

Comment by Cindy Dyer on February 7, 2012 at 12:40pm

I'm a freelance graphic designer and photographer and would like to extend an invite to my upcoming photography show. Even if you can't make it or don't live in the D.C. area, you can experience it virtually on my show site! Thanks for your attention.

My photography exhibit, titled "Garden Muse: A Botanical Portfolio,"
will be at the Horticulture Center at Green Spring Gardens in  
Alexandria, Virginia. It runs February 28-April 29, 2012, so there's
plenty of time to come see it if you're in the Virginia/D.C. area or
are planning to visit this spring.

My reception is Sunday, April 15. So set aside your taxes (if you're
not already done with them at that point!) and come join me at the
reception from 1-3 p.m. for some mingling, appetizers and refreshments.

All images will be for sale and 15% of proceeds will go to Green Spring Gardens.

No R.S.V.P. is necessary!

For those of you who live too far to attend  but would like a sneak
preview of just some of the images in the show, visit my "virtual
exhibit" at

http://www.gardenmuseshow.com/

Thank you for your support. I hope some of you can make it to show
and/or reception. If you can't, join me virtually!

Cindy Dyer       


BOTANICAL PORTFOLIO
http://www.cindydyer.zenfolio.com

BLOG
http://www.cindydyer.wordpress.com

Comment by Linda Schendel on November 5, 2011 at 6:49am

Ken, thanx for telling us what your photos were -- they are beautiful.

Comment by Ken Jackson on November 4, 2011 at 5:56am

Walking in the jungle, I came upon this fern that has already had died but was still hanging on.

Tropical Fern

A little further down the path I came upon this flower laying on the ground.  This is from the Purau / Hau tree.  In English it's common name is the Paper Mulberry.  The tree is incredibly important in the Polynesian Culture and used for everything from cordage to clothing and it it's leaves are woven into matting for use in the hima'a the oven of the Polynesian.

Tiare Purau

 

A little further down the trail I walked into a small clearing with a young Acacia tree in bloom.

 

Tiare Ra'au Maru Maru

 

Comment by S. Lloyd Winn on November 4, 2011 at 5:36am

Gorgeous photos Charlie...welcome to the group...

Comment by Char Brumbaugh on November 4, 2011 at 4:57am

Charlie welcome and very beautiful photo's!

Comment by Charlie Sammons on November 4, 2011 at 2:39am

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