I think the secret of photographing white flowers may be to avoid bright sunlight. I took these macros of the white roses right after the rain. I love the tiny bits of dark pink on the petals. Now go visit Lisa to see who else posted macro photos, today.
Go take more photos,
not only is a fabulous capture of the rose but the water drops are awesome
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos Jan, all those jewels of water accentuate the loveliness of the flowers.
ReplyDeleteWhite flowers are difficult to photograph, but your pictures are wonderful! I love the water drops.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
I think your right Jan...these turned out just stunning!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful, so delicate.
ReplyDeleteLove the last one with the lovely light and raindrops!
ReplyDeleteLovely macros of that gorgeous rose. They look so fresh and lovely with the water droplets on them. Mickie ;)
ReplyDeleteI really love the roses!
ReplyDeleteI can smell them all over here...
Greetings from Holland,
Anna :-))
That LAST photo just takes my breath away!!!
ReplyDeleteMy link for today is: GARDEN FLOWERS
Spectacular series, each one is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Love the raindrops on the roses and like you the touches of pink on the petals.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! Happy Macro Monday!
ReplyDeleteThe roses are lovely with all those droplets.
ReplyDeleteI've heard people say macros turn out better when taken on cloudy or overcast days (vs. bright sunlight). Not sure if that's true, but it certainly worked for you!
ReplyDeleteI always have difficulty photographing white flowers. These images have just the right amount of light and beautiful details.
ReplyDeleteWow, those are simply stunning.
ReplyDeleteThese images are stunning! Thanks for the reminder of 'when' to shoot' white.
ReplyDeleteHappy Macro Monday!