These evening primroses are growing, like weeds, on the slope of the golf course. I thought I'd better "snapped" them before they were mowed down.
I decided to do a joint post, Macro Monday, because I used the macro setting and Today's Flowers, because they're flowers. Be sure to visit both sites to see what everyone else has discovered.
Fabulous post Jan, the flowers are gorgeous! Thank you very much for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteWonderful macro shots! I need to get one... the detail is so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful combo! Your macros are wonderful - I love the shadows you caught Jan!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful Easter.
My post is here: Carletta’s Captures.
Wow wow wow! Stunning shots!
ReplyDeleteThose are great Jan!! Do they remove them? That's a shame!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! what a co-incidence I'm also combining both challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous show for Springtime!
ReplyDeleteNumber 3 is my favorite, I can almost smell her :)
Very beautiful Macros that get right to the heart of things.
ReplyDeleteRich textures...
ReplyDeleteVery pretty "weeds"
ReplyDeletehow big are the flowers? they look like my hibiscus which grow to the size of dinner plates. The colours are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had these 'weeds' in my yard. Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful Jan...all we have here are some crocus and a dandelion....
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!! I love close ups of flowers! Love seeing the tiny little pollen!
ReplyDeleteOOOh! The shadows that the stamens make on the petals in that third shot are great. It's like stars upon stars.
ReplyDeleteLovin' Macro Mondays,
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Fabulous shots, Jan! The shadows make the photos extra nice.
ReplyDeleteThese are so close I couldn't tell what they are. I LOVE these flowers. In southwest Missouri they used to plant them in the medians of the highways, and they'd mow them down. Here they are babied with water so they will display one pretty clump of pink!
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