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I LOVE two-colored roses. They are the best to photograph and put as wallpaper. Love the flowers.
ReplyDeleteSo colorful and lovely. I really like the photo with the little bug :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!!! I bet it smelled heavenly too! that is one flower I can not grow, and I love them, sigh... thanks for sharing ~hugs, Faythe @GMT
ReplyDeleteyou put a lovely splash of color into my day. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos :). I often visit here in Finland in Tampere Hatanpää arboretum, it´s full of roses ♥.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots! What a glorious view to sip coffee to!
ReplyDeleteEven though mine isn't nearly as pleasant, please feel welcome to see my plates before and after!
The way every single petal is lit up and captured ... absolutely beautiful! The tiny bug was a surprise. =)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses & photos! I agree with yulianknits the two-tone is beautiful! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteso many gorgeous flowers. My favourite is the creamy one. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my, gorgeous shots!
ReplyDeleteJust what I needed... now if only I could smell them and feel the soft petals I would be set... Love the last photo hehee...
ReplyDelete*on a side note*
Thank you for the kind words. It truly has been a tough time lately and it is difficult to keep smiling.
Glorious flowers! Beautiful shots. :-)
ReplyDeletebeaudiful picutres . gruß martina
ReplyDeletecan you tell me what the name of the top rose is? I've got one just like it which came with the house.
ReplyDeleteStratoz, I had to really do some research to find the answer to that question. I love roses, but I don't know the varieties. I think I found this one, though!
ReplyDeleteFourth of July Rose
How fitting for the entryway of a war memorial garden!
I also found some other gorgeous varieties of splattered roses. Check these out!
Red Intuition Roses
Freedom's Ring
Zebra Rose
Oranges 'n' Lemons
Modern Art
And my personal favorite (of everything I looked up), the Purple Tiger
I had to sit and just bask in the radiant warmth of these roses... you've captured detail so exquisite that I can almost conjur their scent.
ReplyDeleteWow, so colorful, so vivid! My favorite is the rose with the yellow aspens behind it. I love contrasts like that!
ReplyDeleteThe tiny bug is pretty cool too. I wonder what it is? (I'm always wondering...)
Been looking at those DSLRs... pretty expensive but might be SO much fun.
Wow! So many blooms still going on! glad you stepped past the sign today and shared with us too. :)
ReplyDeleteI loved every single one - beautiful shots!
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