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I finally managed a visit there in the early spring of While there was plenty of seasonal color, to my dismay I only spotted this single iris which happened to be at the peak of its flowering.
When I encounter a subject with potential, I'll often walk full circle around it to study the light, but here it was immediately obvious that a backlit angle would provide the greatest drama. I fiddled a bit more with my camera, mounted on a tripod with a macro lens, to create a background that would both complement the colors in the petals while isolating the flower from anything overly distracting to its form.
Back in my digital darkroom, I applied a few quick finishing touches. I cropped the bottom so the stem would appear shooting upward from the lower right corner and I darkened the background just slightly to add emphasis to the backlit petals. This was written by Professor Efraim Karsh. Hamas established an "Islamic republic" in Gaza in early , and is probably in a position to replicate this success in the West Bank ββ the only inhibiting factors being considerations of political expediency and Israel's effective counterinsurgency measures.
While the hope that Hamas could somehow be lured away from its genocidal agenda seems to be gaining wider currency, not only is the destruction of Israel not a bargaining chip, it is the heart of the matter. Hamas, the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, sees the struggle for Palestine as neither an ordinary political dispute between two contending nations Israelis and Palestinians , nor even as a struggle for national self-determination by an indigenous population against a foreign occupier.