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I do indeed. I can't leave them alone. Thanks!
 
This looks cool, but I find it hard to tell what it is. I guess that is okay but I find that it makes it hard to comment or offer C&C. It appears in focus, and has interesting lines. I'm not sure what else to say.
 
I do indeed. I can't leave them alone. Thanks!
But that is quite different approach to them yet, from (very) high key to the low key. Interesting play of light and shadow on unclear subject. (We know is a tulip.)
 
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It's a tulip that's behaving quite oddly, which is why I fabricated my patented disposable snoot again (newspaper, masking tape, toilet paper roll). I don't have a snoot, I have a snoot design. And masking tape.

Anyways. The tulip. Three of the petals are rolling back quite symmetrically, and the other three are currently not, so it looks like some kind of bizarre lily.
 
It's a tulip that's behaving quite oddly, which is why I fabricated my patented disposable snoot again (newspaper, masking tape, toilet paper roll). I don't have a snoot, I have a snoot design. And masking tape.

Anyways. The tulip. Three of the petals are rolling back quite symmetrically, and the other three are currently not, so it looks like some kind of bizarre lily.

Just one problem, we can hardly see them rolling back
 
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It's a tulip that's behaving quite oddly, which is why I fabricated my patented disposable snoot again (newspaper, masking tape, toilet paper roll). I don't have a snoot, I have a snoot design. And masking tape.

Anyways. The tulip. Three of the petals are rolling back quite symmetrically, and the other three are currently not, so it looks like some kind of bizarre lily.

Just one problem, we can hardly see them rolling back

Can you expand on why you see this as a problem, per se?
 

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