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Shemos, Teruma, 26:31:
"You shall make a Partition of Turquoise, Purple, and Scarlet."
"You shall make a Partition of Turquoise, Purple, and Scarlet."
6 comments:
I almost didn't see that flower there.
Is the 3rd pic the real one?
Dey is all real. Different settings.
So none are the original one? without playing around with the settings I mean.
Eh- they're all the original one. It really depends on which setting you use to take the picture. Between the two bottom pictures, I'd say the middle one was the one most conforming to the way my eye saw it. But then everyone sees things in different tones so you might have seen it in a cooler tone. (if you haven't noticed by now, I am a huge fan of warm tones in pictures- I always have my settings on to highlight that aspect)
Interesting.
L'Ma Ba Li HaKavod HaAtzum Hazeh???
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