DianaT
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Tiny Flowers
These are about the size of a dime and all over our front yard---smell good too. Love the wildflowers.
Even this little bouquet is only about the size of a dime.
Isn't nature great!
Diane
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longlegsinlapaz
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You've got cool looking flowers in your front yard!!! Send seeds!
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As I get older and more interested in discovering the beauty of nature, my eyesight goes and often I can't see things that are so beautiful right in
front of me. Close-up photos really help. It's amazing that such tiny flowers can be so pretty.
I think the world is run by C- students.
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Natalie Ann
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I love those flowers little lavendar pink flower clusters, Diane. Would like to photograph some myself... but after the shot it's waaaaay too
difficult standing up again.
Thanks for doing that for me.
Nena
Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.
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DianaT
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Quote: | Originally posted by Natalie Ann
. Would like to photograph some myself... but after the shot it's waaaaay too difficult standing up again.
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Well, I not only put a towel down, I wear home depot knee pads to protect my old misrable knees, and I often have a step stool to help me in getting
up!
I still have to yell help sometimes---good thing John is around.
Longlegs, could send you some seed, but then you need rain. Some of these flowers will not grow with other water---they have to have rain!
BMG---I also think it is amazing that tiny flowers are so pretty, and they are prettier magnified for many of us.
Diane
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really cute and pretty! Thanks.
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BornFisher
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They are beautiful! Thanks for the pics!
Stumbled across some "Shooting Stars" in bloom today (San Diego).
One had four flowers with two more blossoms. Sometimes it`s the little things that matter!!
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Diane,
Great pictures, are there any out front of my place? For some reason you seem to have all of the cool wild flowers. Lauri
What we see depends mainly on what we look for.
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Beautiful Diane!!
carpe diem!
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Really pretty flowers!! Thanks for posting them. I too am at a stage when it has become more difficult to bend. Your photos were enjoyable and I did
not have to bend!!
bacquito
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Gorgeous
Thanks, Diane
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DianaT
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Thanks for the nice comments--makes the effort to get back up off the ground worth it.
Laurie, they are beginning to come up in front of your place, but it will take a while because of the construction work, and if Armando will quit
driving up in front of your place!
Diane
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Skipjack Joe
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Nice macro work, Diane. That has been rare here at this forum.
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Love the close ups, so much to see, thanks for sharing.
Iflyfish
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Quote: | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe
Nice macro work, Diane. That has been rare here at this forum. |
Thanks Igor and Rick.
A macro lens is still on my wish list---I like macro shots. This one I too with my 70-200 f 2/8 lens with the addition of an extension tube---a
dedicated macro lens would make it a lot easier---$$$$
Diane
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Small flowers at mission trails
I really stink at posting pictures this one will probably wont come up or will be to big sorry. I know weve posted how to do this 100xs and David has
helped too. and i still dont remember how to shrink these pics. here it goes .. wel it didnt come out oh well ill try another day hahahahahahaha..
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Von
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there it is wow....i was running sunday taking dozens of pictures of all the flowers that are currently blooming now.
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Skipjack Joe
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I've always liked shooting stars. They herald the arrival of spring in my neck of the woods. I'll bet the central valley is full of them right now.
They show up at about the same time as poppies but are less celebrated. We've had a lot of spring rain this year. This could be a good year for
flowers.
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astrobaja
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Love the macro flower pics, here in the sierra the little blooms are just starting. Saw these tiny ones this am with a honey bee and bright red
pollen. Theres really small white flowers here the size of a large pinhead too.
Mike
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