#flower

This is one of the many flowers during the super bloom in California this past Spring. We always see landscape pictures of different flowers, but ever wonder what these flowers look like up close and personal?

In Europe at the end of winter or early spring, in our richer forests and in the forests of country estates, entire soil surfaces are often covered with the Wood Anemone. The white flowers are so close together that you might think there are still patches of snow in the forest. The flowers are...

Photo taken in July 2020 from my front yard in Paradise, Newfoundland, Canada.

Some years the buds take a long time to flower and deer love them and eat them before they flower. When I photographed this one a big storm broke and it ended in a heavy shower

Narcissus - June 2019

Hello, It had been a while since I went to take a flower photo and those there I almost missed this year. I think they flowered a bit early and had a bad frost last week. I still found only one survivor

They are so photogenic the Wood Anemone

Pulsatilla vulgaris

Pulsatilla vulgaris

Personally I felt the DOF could be more deep, but liked it this way considering the fade depth of the anthers. What do you think?

And the flower is a Gerbera

F/6.3, 1/320S, ISO 640

This photo was taken during the day but with a dark background (a hedge).

The photo was taken early in the morning when it was just getting light.

f10 @ 1/60 iso 100 off camera diffused flash. Outside petals softened in post,

Exift: f.5 1\250 Iso- 640 Camera: My lovly. Olympus OMD EM Mark 10III Lens : best one, Olympus macro digital, 60mm, f2.8 , + ring tubs 2x mmlite, 10+15mm Edit: always best: Adobe Lightroom classic CC 2020 taken in february No flash, only natural light, shining by window.