Watching poppies grow and bloom in my garden for the first time has been a sheer delight for me. Here are the last two for the season. I hope to grow even more next year.
(If you want to see my other poppy posts, enter "poppies" into the "Search This Blog" box in the right hand column.
I really had fun snapping away at them.)
Sharing at Macro Monday, The Creative Exchange, Alicia's WW, Aussie WW.
Karen..I love poppies and yours make me want to plan some next year:)
ReplyDeleteWow! They certainly ended the season with a bang! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous captures, Karen! Such incredible color! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
That first shot is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWow, They are drop dead gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteCrepe paper and that fluffy centre. Are these Iceland poppies, or Shirly poppies? or something different again? They look as delicate as Welsh poppies or the wild red ones we have in the fields.
ReplyDeleteI'll go to your other poppy posts now.
Beautiful! Shot perfectly too!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful setup and execution !
ReplyDeleteHannah, these are Iceland poppies, the last flowers from a six-celled punnet of seedlings. I don't think they would survive our summers but have done well through winter.
ReplyDeleteI really love red poppies. Seeing yours brought me a smile. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful flowers. Look forward to seeing more of them next year!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous close up - love the color! :-)
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed all your flower article.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
I hope you grow them next year, too...I've loved seeing your gorgeous poppy photos!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos of the poppies :D i really love those flowers !
ReplyDeletethese r gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteI´ve tried to turn it off now and hope I did it right! :-)
ReplyDeleteAMAZING shots..... so WONDERFUL !!
ReplyDeletegreetings, Joop
Your poppies are gorgeous - really like the way your captured the texture of the petals. Great work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, great detail and focus:)
ReplyDeleteOh sensational :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots of the Poppy's!
ReplyDeleteThank you!!
Hi there – that’s a cracking shot. Really like the contrast.
ReplyDeleteStewart M - Melbourne
your macro is so beautiful. I like this color best.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love Poppies.
ReplyDelete-Lynn
Simply divine!
ReplyDeleteWondrful photos.Greetings Andrzej.
ReplyDeleteI love poppies and you've captured why I do perfectly!
ReplyDeletewonderful photos! Larry
ReplyDeleteOH! I LOVE poppies and won't be seeing any in my gardens till next June! Yours are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSo detailed and colourful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot of poppies.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poppies... Well captured...
ReplyDeleteAren't these one of the most wonderful flowers?? This year was my first year for yellow ones and white ones. I have just one yellow one left now. :-(
ReplyDeleteYour photographs of this one are wonderful!
Thank you so much for sharing these at The Creative Exchange.
Have a great day!
lisa.
Hello Karen,
ReplyDeleteWhat a brillant photo's. Are you ever printing one of these and hang them on your wall? I hope so you can be proud of yourself.
Have a lovely time
Marijke
They are so beautiful, really.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are really stunning!
ReplyDeletewow! gourgeous!!
ReplyDeleteNothing quite like going out with a bang! Pretty!
ReplyDeleteThey're gorgeous! I know you will miss them until next year.
ReplyDeleteWow ... amazing ... great pictures ......
ReplyDeleteLG: Karin
I LOVE Poppies, but have tried to grow them! Hmm. . .not sure if they would grow well here in southeastern Virginia, USA ~ need to check that out! These are great photos!
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely poppies. I have sat for hours and actually watched them open and smooth out.
ReplyDeleteSending happy thoughts your way.
All joys,
Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island
wowzer, these are supurb. The focus is stunning!!
ReplyDeleteI can certainly see why you enjoyed photographing them so much. They are absolutely delightful!
ReplyDeleteFor two consecutive years, I bought $10 lavender poppy "roots" and planted them...but nothing ever came up! I, too,love poppies, particularly the vibrant color and delicacy of their petals. Beautiful images!
ReplyDeleteThese are both amazing, But that first shot blows me away.. so bright and clear a perfect macro..
ReplyDelete~Linda
So beautiful. I love it. Thanks for sharing. I have joined your GFC and I would love it if you joined mine. It's always fun getting to know others, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI am too enjoying the blooms of many wondrous flowers, the anticipation of each plant that gifts my new garden with the beauty of love in the purest form.
ReplyDeleteYour page is heavenly.
I love poppies.....these shots are gorgeous!
ReplyDeletejust MaRvELoUs!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of the poppies. They are such delicate flowers, I think the petals remind me of crepe paper. I grow several varieties in my own garden.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous composition, color, and details.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these last two with us, Karen. They are beautiful flowers.
Spectacular--nothing more needs to be said!!!! Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteI always find red hard to photograph. Red however seems to be no problem for you. These shot are just beautiful. I like poppies and also hope to have more in my garden next year.
ReplyDeleteNothing short of splendorous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos!! I love the first with it's furry centre.
ReplyDeleteSooo lovely :0)
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Here in Belgium they are growing again, a bit confused because of the warmth of the season. Most flowers and trees thought for a while spring was there already! But last WE it has started to freeze, so it will be the last ones too. Fortunately, I could photograph one last Sunday: probably the last of 2011 :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Here in Belgium they are growing again, a bit confused because of the warmth of the season. Most flowers and trees thought for a while spring was there already! But last WE it has started to freeze, so it will be the last ones too. Fortunately, I could photograph one last Sunday: probably the last of 2011 :)
ReplyDeleteStunning photos!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteTylko dwa ostatnie maki, a takie śliczne zdjęcia. Pozdrawiam
ReplyDeletewonderful pics :)
ReplyDeleteVery, very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow. Just wow. This is gorgeous.
ReplyDeletebeautiful colors! great pictures
ReplyDeleteI love that there is a "tall poppy" - I'm sure art history students could make a meal out of these pictures! Lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteI love poppies, these are so beautiful against the black background, love the arrangement on the second photo.
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