17 May 2011

Wordless Wednesday

ordinary oregano
dreamy daffodil
amazing azalea
cozy clematis
heavenly hyacinth
Posted by Snowcatcher at 7:56 PM
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15 comments :

  1. Anonymous17 May, 2011 21:27

    I love macro pictures! I'm loving the second and third pictures. So pretty.

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  2. Faythe17 May, 2011 22:18

    beautiful closeups! are these all blooming already? my jonquils just finished up. spring this year has not been as colorful :(

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  3. Sukhmandir Kaur17 May, 2011 23:57

    All beatuiful but I love the peachy colored jonquil best of all! And then the road twisting the through rocky red desert caught my eye. Now that's beautiful.

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  4. catsynth18 May, 2011 01:18

    I love these close-ups of the flowers - it seems to be a common theme this week :)

    I'm particularly curious about the effect in that last image.

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  5. niamh18 May, 2011 04:12

    Beautiful! I dont't even know what they are, but they look fabulous. The pink one (3rd from the top) just seems so soft, you can almost feel it from here:)

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  6. Marcie18 May, 2011 05:30

    Exquisite spring detail and beauty. Especially love the last image and the special effect. Very cool!

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  7. cat18 May, 2011 08:41

    Such lovely flower pictures :)

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  8. Patty18 May, 2011 09:52

    AWESOME shots!

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  9. Anonymous18 May, 2011 13:35

    such lovely ruffled edges!

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  10. shahanaz (anna)18 May, 2011 16:15

    i love the flower in the 5th pic :)my eyes were immediately drawn to it.
    (what is it?)

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  11. Mrs. Micawber18 May, 2011 18:04

    Just gorgeous. What is the second to last one? Looks a bit like clematis but with 4 petals.

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  12. N. Maria18 May, 2011 20:54

    830 Miles! :)
    It looks like the flowers were ready for their close-up....even the ordinary oregano. Stunning!

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  13. Snowcatcher19 May, 2011 12:08

    Catsynth, I've been meaning to tell you since the last special effect photo, I used a Cokin prismatic filter. I don't know if they are made any longer, but they are great for brightening what might otherwise be a dull photo.

    Anna, that's my last hyacinth of the season. Now I have to wait until the end of next winter for a new batch. I wish I could bottle the aroma and keep it all year!

    Sue, it's called a Little Duckling clematis, and I haven't quite figured out where to plant it yet, so I'm enjoying the blossoms indoors. :)

    Maria, if I'm lucky (weatherwise), I'll break 1,000 before Memorial Day. (!!!!!!)

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  14. KB20 May, 2011 07:09

    Ah, you brought a breath of springtime into my wintery morning up here in the mountains. What gorgeous flower photos!

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  15. Anonymous25 May, 2011 10:39

    You've wrangled the beauty of the outdoors right into my world with these blooms! Feels like I can reach out and touch 'em.

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