Ed, thanks, they are ground cherries, just pesky weeds, but cool looking
JB, thanks!
WB, thanks, I love the way they seed themselves and spread around the yard.
OE, thanks, it was so nice to see a honey bee. They are getting so rare.
LInda, thanks, alas,it is just a ground cherry and will just wither away without ever getting pretty.
JR, thanks, I love macros!
Cathy, thanks, I know just what you mean. I took a painting class too, years ago, wherein our first task was to paint a tiny section of a cluttered still life...just to learn to look. It changed how I looked at things.
danardoyle, thanks, they look cool this time of year
A very nice variety of macro shots. I really liked the water droplets, and the shroom shots. Nice job. :)
ReplyDeleteI liked the rain photo too.
ReplyDeleteI ALWAYS like close, close shots of water drops . . . bright, shiny little crystal globes!
I loved all your pictures! That first one is pretty cool! I agree I love macro's.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, what are the balloon looking things in the last shot..?:-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots! :D Tiger lily is my fav :)
ReplyDeleteI, too, love the raindrops. And the bee!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots....the Chinese Lantern would be nice as a macro when it turns .
ReplyDeleteI love these macro shots. I love water shots so your rain drops have to be my favorite. : )
ReplyDeleteYes. Macro. It causes us to 'see' the world in ways we otherwise would/ could not.
ReplyDeleteYEARS ago I took a drawing course which required me to visualize flowers, trees, cooking pots - by climbing in and out among the surfaces.
I 'saw' like I'd never seen before.
That's what your pictures do for me.
Gorgeous close ups! I love the paper lantern plant!
ReplyDeleteNicely done, don't have a fav they are all great.
ReplyDeleteThose are great! I like the rain one. :D
ReplyDeleteExcellent job!
ReplyDeletedibear, thanks, I can never resist rain drops
ReplyDeleteJune, thank you, same here
Lisa, thanks, they are so much fun!
Ed, thanks, they are ground cherries, just pesky weeds, but cool looking
JB, thanks!
WB, thanks, I love the way they seed themselves and spread around the yard.
OE, thanks, it was so nice to see a honey bee. They are getting so rare.
LInda, thanks, alas,it is just a ground cherry and will just wither away without ever getting pretty.
JR, thanks, I love macros!
Cathy, thanks, I know just what you mean. I took a painting class too, years ago, wherein our first task was to paint a tiny section of a cluttered still life...just to learn to look. It changed how I looked at things.
danardoyle, thanks, they look cool this time of year
Janice, thanks!
Achieve, thanks, I can never resist rain drops
Sofia, thanks!
never seen a peanut with such a stuuby tail.
ReplyDeleteAnn, it is a feather off his neck. He actually has a very long tail, but hasn't started shedding those feathers yet.
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