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Macro Mondays "Edge"

Smile on Saturday "Stacked"

Many thanks to all those who view, comment and or fave my photos....It is greatly appreciated ......Chandana ❤️

Part VII - frosty series

straw flowers

clicked on the foothills of Himalayan mountain

A beautiful duo of straw orange flowers!

Too wet to take photos so this is from last Spring.

Have a great day

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Smile on Saturday :-)

Theme : floriography

straw flowers - immortal flower of beauty

Lovely red/orange flowering plant.

Have a good one.

Have neck problems so will not be here every day .

Have a good one

Thanks for stopping by in my gallery. I’m very pleased and really appreciate each and every view of my photo, comments, invitations and awards.

Thanks for stopping by in my gallery. I’m very pleased and really appreciate each and every view of my photo, comments, invitations and awards.

Due to the amount of awards and comments, I can't thank everyone individually, so I'm doing it here.

Thanks for stopping by my gallery. I’m very pleased and really appreciate each and every view of my photo, comments, invitations and awards.

Photographing flowers for a change is always a passion for me.

Thanks for stopping by my gallery. I’m very pleased and really appreciate each and every view of my photo, comments, invitations and awards.

Draußen hat es den ganzen Tag gegossen, deshalb eine kleine Fotospielerei drinnen

It poured all day outside, so a little photo play inside

... macro mondays ... flexible ...

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straw-necked ibis (Threskiornis spinicollis)

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orange and pink straw flowers bloom

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Red and white drinking straws.

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Taken Scargill Reservoir, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.

Denver Botanic Gardens

This Van Gogh as a straw artist was a delightful attraction at an annual Keukenhof Tulip Festival.

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This rope is generally set for religious purpose in every shrine in Japan. The rope distinguishes the sacred area from dailyness. It is called "shime -nawa" in Japanese. "Shime" means "fixed" and "nawa" "ropes."

Found an old shot "by accident" and turned it into bw and high-key.

Denver Botanic Gardens

Denver Botanic Gardens