A misty morning preludes another hot and steamy "autumn" day. The last few days have been more like mid summer, concluding in scattered thunderstorms. Autumn coolness will surely come. In the meantime I'm loving these Comos flowers grown from seeds collected from a kerbside garden.
PS There is an update on last week's Bright and Warm post showing my quilting decision regarding the large triangles. Thank you to those who ventured an opinion.
Exquisite captures as always and such lovely, colorful flowers! Hope your week is off to aq great start! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteIt has been hot the last few days- making up for all the rainy days!
ReplyDeleteMuito bonitas as fotografias.
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Such beautiful photography - brings so much joy and happiness!
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Sounds and looks like our August dog days.
ReplyDeleteWhat can I say but perfect .... you have mastered the art of macro-photography beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThese are pretty. Please send the warm weather this way!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful morning!;)
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful flower pics! :-)
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Beautiful flowers! Do you have autumn colors of the leaves like we have in Holland?
ReplyDeleteWe are waiting for spring, fresh green leaves and blossom.
Marmarel, we have a few trees with autumn colours but not many. Our winter is not too different to our summer to look at except after frosts when the grass burns off.
ReplyDeleteOj jak bardzo tych cudownych widoków w naszych ogrodach. Zima cały czas króluje. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteOh how much these wonderful views of our gardens. Winter still reigns. Yours.
La terza foto è strepitosa!
ReplyDeleteCinzia
Great flower shots. In the coming month we will see a lot of orange in the netherlands with the crowing of our new king. So your flowers match perfectly for the occasion.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous shot Karen. Love the last capture so much. And the morning mist is too lovely.
ReplyDeleteTake care :)
Stunning colours - we are still very cold here in the UK, but these have sent some warmth over.
ReplyDeleteSuch amazing color. Great shots my friend.
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These are lovely photos... I really needed to see something so bright and sunny as we are still in a terribly cold Spring ?.. in fact I'm not certain that we can call it spring as the snow is very deep still. The only good news right now is that we are supposed to have a very damp and wet spring which will be very good for the gardens As I am looking forward to a recovery from last year's drought ... Take care ! Larry
ReplyDeleteNo flowers here yet, but at least sun has been shining lately and the snow is starting to melt..
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog! I'll be back!
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Darly
Gorgeous flowers again and so beautifully photographed. I thought maybe they were Coreopsis flowers when I saw them first but then read they're Cosmos. What a very special kind/colour of Cosmos.
ReplyDeleteAs hot and steamy autumn is where you live, as cold and freezing spring is over here.
Bye,
Marian
Did you change the background colour of your blog? Love it!
ReplyDeleteMarian
Lovely shots!!! I especially like the last one!
ReplyDeleteThey are stunning! Spring hasn't arived here yet.
ReplyDeletelove the contrast in the last one:) happy new week from tulipland...
ReplyDeleteSuch vivid, happy colored flowers! Your photography is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWe are still buried in piles of messy snow..
I love our winters, but this time of year the snow thaws all day & freezes at night.. it gets dirty & messy & crunchy & slushy.. Sunshine & flowers are a cheerful thought right now!
I'm fond of your first and second photo - the first because of the depth of field plus the colour. And the second because of the bokeh, the sweet composition and again, the colour. Thanks, Renee.
ReplyDeletewow I adore this last photograph with full on black background. Had you done it with camera settings I suspect? What camera are you using to do this? I think full on dslr
ReplyDeleteYou are right Carole. Each of these were taken in the garden with my Canon 600D + 50mm lens. However the black background isn't in the original - it was achieved by editing in iPhoto (adjusting levels, exposure and contrast).
ReplyDeleteThat cosmo is just gorgeous,and your focus is so perfect!
ReplyDeleteLovely flower photos! Delightful.
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