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Geranium himalayense. Se cultiva en jardín. Tiene un extenso hábitat, y flores de color violeta-azul.
@Yard 写真のねたぎれです。6月の...
I have just returned from Kobe. The rain is heavy now. I hope the typhoon will not attack directly to Tokyo.
HPPT!
Taken with A7II & Soligor 75 - 250 f4.5 with Nikon 5T Close Up Filter
The plant has been on our back deck since late spring. Warm weather in Birmingham has permitted it to survive into November. This is a somewhat staged image. The plant is in a hanging container but I set it on the deck rail so the camera & lens could be brought close to the bloom cluster which was in front of a full bloom and blur the full bloom.
This is another new addition to our garden this year, a beautiful colour and the leaves are a darker shade.
My wife's Geraniums always make for a nice image. Still blooming despite the colder weather taking hold.
"Consider how the wild flowers grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you, not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these".
Another win for the "enthusiast compact". I'm certainly enthusiastic about this little camera. It might not have a ton of megapixels (10), but it takes amazingly good pictures. I rarely have to do much of anything to the RAW files, and it will come in quite close while at a moderate zoom to control the background. It's not the equal of my DSLR in flexibility, but it's a heck of a lot easier to cart around, which means I take more pictures. That's always a good thing... you never get the shot you see when your camera is at home.
Identified as Geranium incanum, a South African species. Known as ~
English: Carpet Geranium; Cape Crane's Bill; Afrikaans: Vrouetee; Bergtee;
Sesotho: Ngope-sethsoha; and Tlaka; Hlapi-e-kholo
From kumbulanursery.co.za/plants/geranium-incanum
5 petals (Fibonacci number).
Taken at The Regency, Laguna Woods, California. © 2013 All Rights Reserved.
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ScavChal May #11 ~ Make a common weed look pretty.
I'm replacing the earlier Wildflower image with this one we now know is Geranium incanum,
a South African species of wild geraniums.
Pictures of leaves below in the comments...