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Wednesday, April 24
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Some lovely photos Sue. I really do need to try and get better shots. I am put to shame when I look at all your great photography!!
ReplyDeleteI love taking photos Tanya - it makes you look more closely at nature
DeleteThere's always so much more detail in close ups, things you ordinarily miss.
ReplyDeleteThere is, Jo - I never realised that bellis petals were tubular until I looked at the photo
DeleteWhen you see plants up close it proves just how special each and every one is.
ReplyDeleteI'd never noticed the colouring on rosemary flowers, Elaine and how they actually have honeyguides to channel in the bees.
DeleteThey look like live creatures under the sea :).
ReplyDeleteI know just what you mean Diana, corals and sea anemones.
DeleteExcellent set of images Sue, well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bilbo
DeleteLovely photos Sue, I really must invest some cash in a proper camera.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jo. My camera is part of my anatomy!
DeleteLovely photoes! As what MKZ told, it look like coral!
ReplyDeleteIts does Malar - I hadn't thought of this until Diana's comment
DeleteThese photos are fab Sue! Plants are so fascinating close up.
ReplyDeleteThey really are Paula.
DeleteThe photos are fantastic! I've just treated myself to a new camera to take better shots and just had a lot of fun with a chrysalis that my son had on his window sill. Lucky I was there when the butterfly emerged...looks like a cabbage white though!
ReplyDeleteHope you are going to post your pictures, Chel.
DeleteGreat photographs! I too love taking photos in macro or super macro mode.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the extra detail that I miss with the naked eye, Vesna.
DeleteGreat photos - always interesting to see plants up close.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is Kelli
DeleteNice photos Sue, always good to get really close up, it is a whole different world there :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week-end, take care, Helene.
It certainly makes you appreciate things more Helene - hope you have a good weekend too
DeleteThe cabbage leaf has a really interesting texture.
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