Pink Waterlilies Horizontal 300 Metal Print

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This is an original fine art photograph of a cluster of fully opened bright pink waterlilies with green and purple pads. The colors were what attracted me to make this composition. Unfortunately, I can't recall where I found these perfectly formed blooms, but the cluster of pastel pink flowers with the yellow centers set against the deep purple and green lily pads in the still water was irresistible. This was probably somewhere in the mountains of North Carolina since that is where I lived when the image was created.

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