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woohoo passion floweeeeer! 
Love it! I know them from seeng them in Holland too. I tried getting em here in Canada for my own backyard, but they won`t grow here: too cold
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WOAH thats wild..
I have two uestions, sorry if already answered but what flower and where did you see it?
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It's a passion fruit flower. This one's seen in the Netherlands, but It is native to South America and widely grown in India, New Zealand, the Caribbean, Brazil, southern Florida, Hawaii, Australia, East Africa, Israel and South Africa.
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that is one kick ass flower thing O.o i want one... or five >_>
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You are an incredible photographer! I could 
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Hehe, well...you did your best....tnx for the very kind compliment!
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i have this flower in my balcony!
it's very very pretty, but it doesn't smell
my pics are sooo awful compared to this, bra-va!
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I had these flowers a while ago in my garden xD
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That's amazing!
The colours are great, and the drop of wather under the pollen's just beautful! What kind of flower is it?
What kind of macro lens did you use to get this close? It's just faboulous!
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It's a passion flower and it's made with a 100mm. Tnx
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I love passion flowers! This is a gorgeous picture of one!
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lol i have that flower at my house. nice pic. by the way
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featured here: [link]
hope you don't mind!
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Omg, the colors on this are AMAZING. What kind of flower is it?
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Tnx. It's a Passion Flower
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I like it!! this flower is so wierd the colors are vey exotic
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Tnx...and the other comment was meant for so else 
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Well, since they even grow in the Netherlands, I'll bet they make it everywhere...
The family Passifloraceae is found world wide, excluding Europe and Antarctica. Nine species are found in the USA. Passion flowers are found from Ohio to the north, as far west as California and south to the Florida Keys. Passion flowers are found in most of South America as well as China and Southern Asia (with 17 species), New Guinea, Australia (with four, possibly more species) and New Zealand with one monotypic member of the family.
Africa has many members of the family Passifloraceae, (the rather more primitive Adenia) but no Passiflora.
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βThat Is One Of The Most Beautiful Flowers I've Ever Seen, Where Do They Grow?βΊ
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The family Passifloraceae is found world wide, excluding Europe and Antarctica. Nine species are found in the USA. Passion flowers are found from Ohio to the north, as far west as California and south to the Florida Keys. Passion flowers are found in most of South America as well as China and Southern Asia (with 17 species), New Guinea, Australia (with four, possibly more species) and New Zealand with one monotypic member of the family.
Africa has many members of the family Passifloraceae, (the rather more primitive Adenia) but no Passiflora.
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I want a ceiling fan that looks like that.
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Hahaha, brilliant idea!
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Ya'know, if you flipped the the image 90 degrees counter-clockwise it would look surreal.
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*ROTATE*... I meant "if you rotated the image"...
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Yeah........I did that......and I flipped it back, hard to choose.....but the flipped one is better for a wallpaper....
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Awesome.
Loved the colours, loved the bokeh, loved the concept.
Great composition, A bit too tight, perhaps backing out just an inch would give a bit more space (and won't chop off the flower too)
And again, Exif.. please
That way I could give you another point of view on the work (because I'd know how it was made)
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Tnx for the compliments!
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Awesome picture but what kind of flower is it?
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It's a Passion Flower
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Passion flower!! I had heard the name before but never actually seen one. Thanks for answering
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Glad I could help >^.^<
They're such an awesome flower. When I get my own place they'll be everywhere X3
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I can see why they are.
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