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Hello my friends, I'm there five months without posting photos because being with my chores and no be no time to reciprocate your kind comments! Returning soon to leave my message of Happy Holidays''''. I am very grateful for your understanding and friendship here on Flickr! Brazilian friend's greetings!
Ramsons .....
This is what the plant looks like when it's emerging .... I love to look at it when it's just split open like this.
(See next shot for other stages.)
Nina bought me a succlent plant last year and it is going to be covered in flowers very soon.
Have a wonderful week.
There are over 90 species of sundew. The majority are found in Australia and South Africa, but they also grow in hot, humid areas of Georgia, Florida and other similar climates. The plants prefer acidic soils and are usually where there is a bog or marsh and often grow on top of sphagnum moss.
With this image, wish you happy summer holidays.
I'll see you again september.
Many tanks for your visit,
your critic comment, is much pleasing.
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This brightly painted Camellia bud caught my eye and I could not resist taking a macro shot of it, at Queen Victoria's Garden, Melbourne.
Hope you like listening to Celine Dion singing " The Colour of My Love "
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UvJUZ_08Uk
Many thanks for your visit, comments, invites and faves...it is always appreciated..
Happy Friday
Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is a blue day at Color my World Daily and we celebrate flower buds at Looking Close on Friday. Spring is finally here and everything (or almost) starts to bloom. As we all know, my relationship with green plants is rather bad…So you can imagine how anxious I was knowing this week’s theme. Where, I will find some flower buds ??? I started by looking in my yard and guess what ? Apparently some flowers are trying to survive in my garden… Poor tiny things, no one informed them how hostile my garden is for any kind of plants. Extreme heat, virtually no water (only when it rains) and you get stomp over pretty often (some people in my household have no respect for plants, I will not name names !!). As you can see, those are very harsh living conditions for plants. I’m very surprised that some flowers are lining in my backyard and they have some flower buds ! I asked my Mom and apparently those are some lilies of the valley… I hope for them they are very tough ! But at least, I didn’t steal any flowers from my neighbours this time.
Have a beautiful day ! Mucho, mucho amor for you all !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!!
I have this bush in front of my front door. It had a very hard time in the last year. The summer was way too hot and the winter too cold....lucky to see new buds coming up :-)
"Flower Buds"
"Looking close...on Friday!"
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This is my last post in a couple of weeks. I'll be off for some vacation with the family in Sweden. I do consider this shot sort of iconic picture of the bokeh serie I've been posting and surely there are more interesting of the genre but in this I find a great clarity of the buds vs that background bokeh making it sort of the representative shot. I dedicate this to all flickr photographers out there that showed me the world of bokeh and that made me curios about it and particularly to *ᕈᗩᕰᒪ that also introduced me technically to this kind of photography. He explained that you don't need the most expensive gear to get the best bokeh result, the contrary with a used prime lens (which one can find used for about 30-60 euro) you can do marvelous things. And it was exactly what I did find, a superb little gem. The pentax m50 f1.7!
So gear do count yes but that doesn't mean that it must necessarily cost a lot of money.
By the way check out *ᕈᗩᕰᒪ's amazing stream!
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Pentax K-5
SMC Pentax-M 50mm F1.7 (all shots with this lens till 95% aperture at 2.0)
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“A brier rose whose buds yield fragrant harvest for the honey bee.”
Letitia Elizabeth Landon
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The fishing village has a rich history, and in the 16th century Bud was one of the largest trading venues between Bergen and Trondheim. There are several good fish restaurants in Bud.
Make a stop at Ergan Kystfort, a war history museum built around the German coastal fort of World War II, and the Coastal Museum, which is a two-story cultural history exhibition. In the middle of Bud lies a bird mountain which during the breeding season houses a colony of black-legged kittiwakes. You can also walk the "coastal path" with a number of information boards telling of Bud's history
Information by The Norwegian Tourist Board.
Texture's and Effect's by William Walton & Topaz.
Calendula (Marigold) bud.
Taken 5 years ago (time goes so quickly).
Its going to be 31c today and 28 tomorrow we probably won't get anything below 28c for a few more weeks.
Have a fabulous day.
Buds on a Forsythia branch for Macro Monday's theme Small and smaller
A larger version of this was used to make my Slider Sunday image yesterday.
This bud's for me...alone in the spotlight of sun in the garden, ready to spring into a beautiful spray of agapanthus blooms and a tiny drop of dew at the top to make it special.