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Today I’m participating in Floral Friday Fotos. Remember you can click on the photos below to see them in a larger format. If you enjoy my images, I encourage you to subscribe and receive updates when I post new photos, usually 3 to 5 times a week.
I recently took more picture of water lilies at the San Diego’s Balboa Park pond, and this is the first time I’ve captured light purple water lilies among small and large lily pads.
Floral Friday Fotos: Purple water liliesPurple water lilies and lily padsLarge lily pads and purple water lily flowers
I was able to take photos of water lilies of various colors that day, so I hope to find the time to share more with you soon.
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Today I’m participating in Floral Friday Fotos. Remember you can click on the photos below to see them in a larger format. If you enjoy my images, I encourage you to subscribe and receive updates when I post new photos, usually 3 to 5 times a week.
I love photographing roses but they’re quite a challenge to capture in the right angle and the right light. I recently took a lot of photos of roses of many colors and most of them had water drops on them from the morning’s watering. Here is a mix of colors for your enjoyment!
Floral Friday Fotos: Water drops on a pink roseFloral Friday Fotos: Water drops on a white rose’s petalsFloral Friday Fotos: Water drops on a white roseFloral Friday Fotos: Water drops on a orange rose
If you enjoy my photos and would like to purchase some, I want to thank you! Simply visit my Zazzle online shop and browse the product offerings. If there’s a photo you would like to purchase but don’t see it in my shop, please contact me by using the Contact form at the bottom of my home page and let me know which photos you are interested in purchasing, and in what format / medium.
Today I’m participating in Floral Friday Fotos. Remember you can click on the photos below to see them in a larger format. If you enjoy my images, I encourage you to subscribe and receive updates when I post new photos, usually 3 to 5 times a week.
A few weeks ago I visited the San Diego Botanic Garden and I spotted strawberry leaves but something was different about the strawberry flowers that came with them. These strawberry blooms weren’t white, they were bright pink!
Fragaria red ruby with pink flowers
Many of the plants in that garden are unlabeled and usually, this applies to the plants I’m really interested in. So I did some research on Google to figure out what these plants were. They are called Fragaria red ruby – the red ruby strawberry. They’re mostly used for ground cover, as they rarely bear fruit. They sure make for a pretty sight. Check out the amazing yellow and red pistils on the flower in the upper right corner. They look like someone handpainted them!
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I’m finally able to take a lot of photos this week and it’s taking me a while to delete the bad ones, and keep and edit the good ones. I’m capturing a nice mix of flora, fauna and landscapes and I’ll be sharing these photos as I clean them up.
Today I’ll like to share these giant dandelions in seed I spotted in a large meadow. They were the only dandelions around and measured a couple of inches wide. I was tempted to go out there and blow on them, but I wasn’t crazy about climbing over barbed wire and probably stepping on a few snakes hiding in the dry grass. I’m just glad the wind didn’t blow all these dandelions away so I could take a picture first.
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Today I’m participating in the WordPress weekly photo challenge and this week’s theme is “curves”. Remember you can click on each image to see a larger view. If you like what you see, feel free to subscribe and receive nature photography updates a few times a week.
Nature is full of curves and I love capturing them on camera, including these giant fern fiddleheads.
WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of giant fern fiddleheads
I love the curves the pistils of this beautiful purple and yellow lily form.
WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of purple lily pistils
Flower petals often display some type of curve. The petals of this yellow rose are a lovely example of curves.
WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of yellow rose petals
Of course, roses are not the only flowers to display curves. Here are the fancy curves of an orange protea pin cushion flower.
WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of orange protea pincushion flower
Many types of fruit display beautiful curves, like this ripe yellow lemon ready to be picked from the tree.
WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of a yellow lemon
As for animals, some of them can be pretty curvy, like these cute little seahorses with their curved tails and curved bellies.
WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of seahorses
Flamingos have such long necks they tend to walk around with them in a curved position. Check out the little duck at the bottom left, he’s got some curved neck going too!
WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of a flamingo’s neck
Of course human beings can create a lot of curves too. Check out this beautiful chandelier in the lobby of the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego. It’s full of curves!
WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of the chandelier at the Hotel Del Coronado
If you enjoy my photos and would like to purchase some, I want to thank you! Simply visit my Zazzle online shop and browse the product offerings. If there’s a photo you would like to purchase but don’t see it in my shop, please contact me by using the Contact form at the bottom of my home page and let me know which photos you are interested in purchasing, and in what format / medium.
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