A bit of brightness, on a gloomy day. I love nasturtiums. Happy Easter, everyone. Have a great week.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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Fantastic bright colour! This plant should be called the happy plant!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot Jan...I can't wait to be able to take some pictures of flowers. They are just starting to bloom but not in my yard yet.
ReplyDeleteOh, I do love nasturtium! Last year the ground hog(s?) ate ours, but this year we installed little solar molar pest controllers that might do the trick. Lovely, vivid color.
ReplyDeleteGreat macro. BTW, have you ever had nasturtiums on a salad? I haven't but heard the flowers can be eaten; the same with squash blossoms. If not eaten, they certainly would dress up a salad considerably.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful capture. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteWow! that is a fantastic SOOC shot.
ReplyDeleteThis is a pretty flower. Happy SOOC Sunday. See you.
ReplyDeleteHi Ms. Jan you really take fantastic photos. This one is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Jan,
ReplyDeleteAwesome color in this picture. It's really beautiful. Have a great day!
Sherrie
A View of My Life
great macro, that color is excellent!
ReplyDeleteWow, so amazing! Love the inside of the flower. Spectacular!
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous color! I have a passion myself for photographing flowes, especially wildflowers. I will put some up on my blog shortly... Good Job! Thanks for sharing!
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