Some of you may remember this grevillea photo below which I shared exactly two weeks ago.
The photo above was taken this afternoon, of the same lonely flower, gradually stretching to full bloom.
Another Australian native which comes to full blossom slowly and lasts a considerable time.
The shapes and colours are amazing.The black and white below really highlights the unusual structure of the grevillea. This is taken from the stem, looking down the flower towards the tightly budded tip.
I will try to take more photos as it continues to mature.
Sharing at Black and White Wednesday, Better in Bulk and Photo Story Friday.
22 comments:
Wonderful..... very well done.
Greetings and a nice day,
Joop
gorgeous feature of one of our lovely natives
Wonderful pictures from this special flower. Great !
Very beautiful!
Truely amazing
What an amazing specimen...your photos are awesome of this flower!!! I've never seen anything like this.
Lovely flowers,,,,,:)
Such an interesting and beautiful flower. Your shots of it are terrific!
Very cool flower! I love the macro!
Beautiful black and white work!! :)
Such an interesting plant! Love the close up.
What an interesting flower - and very beautiful.
Your photos are amazing! What a gorgeous flower - I can't believe the texture on this beauty.
Wunderschöööön !!! ♥
what can I say, it is gorgeous, all of them. As well as your photography.
Thank you for all you wonderful comments about this native flower and my photography - I'm continually learning about both.
What a wonderful flower. Love these shots. :)
Marla @ www.blueskiesphotoblog.com
Oh wow... these are amazing! I love the little fuzzies you can see. Beautiful. What kind of camera/lens do you use for these gorgeous photos?
Wow! Incredible photos of an amazing flower!
beautiful flower! I liked the black and white photo
Wow - really wonderful shots!
Such beautiful photos and commentary.
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