The wife and I have grown fond of hibiscus. They are so versatile, and hardy. And even though there are literally millions - maybe even billions - of photos taken of these flowers there is always a new angle.
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- Walk Shots - Dark Red Cone Flowers
- Walk Shots - White Fence Flowers
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- Walk Shots - Indian Blanket Flowers (centered)
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- Yard Shots - White Hibiscus Straight-On
- Yard Shots - White Hibiscus with Foliage
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- Yard Shots - Wilted Red Hibiscus
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