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Lumix GF1 & Leica 25mm Summilux.

 

In Explore 25 June 2013 #470.

This year I have noticed the intricate detail in these little flowers!

a geranium in our front garden

Geranium flower on my windowsill

This is probably the last geranium for the season in my backyard.

It's a bit sad to see Summer and Fall go away.

 

- Baldwin, NY

- October 2013

 

The first photo with my new f 2.8 100 mm macro lens. I love it, and know there is lots to learn. These geraniums are blooming in my garden in San Francisco.

Red geranium in my garden at Castle Hill (north-western Sydney, Australia)

Number 44 for 52 Flowers of 2015

 

One of my favourite hardy geraniums which can clamber through other plants and surprise me.

A macro of a geranium centre, from my garden

 

A super little spreading hardy geranium. I've even mowed over it by accident and it comes back strongly.

  

The geraniums are really blooming well now

A blue perennial cranesbill geranium set against its wonderful broad leaves. This one is "Roseanne."

 

Taken May 19th at Garden Land in Hamilton, Ontario.

This nice little wildflower in the spring woods of Ohio is Wild Geranium. It alsogoes by the name Cranesbill.

Geraniums are giving the last Summer flowers, they are still gorgeous.

Geranium pratense. Nikon D4 + AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8G ED

I think this is Geranium solanderi, but would appreciate ID confirmation. Seen at Ballandean on the Granite Belt in South East Queensland.

From the Neighborhood

First attempts of macro on our Geranium.

Manual mode, 1/80 sec, ISO 80, f/3.5, flash, AutoFocus in Spot mode. Camera: Lumix FZ82.

Denoised and sharpened in Topaz Studio.

Our lobby is currently resplendent with multi-coloured geraniums (this shot unedited).

Hij bloeit op dit moment weer in de tuin .

Maestro Light Pink Parfait

 

In a pot just outside my back door. Lots more buds to open yet.

Geranium is a genus of more than 400 species of flowering annual, biennial, and perennial plants that are commonly known as the Cranesbills. The genus name is derived from the Greek, géranos, crane. The English name "Cranesbill" derives from the appearance of the fruit capsule of some of the species.

j'aime beaucoup cette couleur de géraniums vivaces

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