I love to wander on the weekends. You never what you may discover when you've put your smart phone and agenda away. I found these lavender blooms growing along a buffalo pasture. I'm not quite sure what they are, but their color and spiky texture are intriguing. Where have you wander to lately?
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We have something similar here but they are yellow. I wonder if they are in the same family? Love the top shot with the contrast of the wood.
ReplyDeleteLisa @ LTTL
Likely are, thank you I love the rough textures in the wood fence.
DeleteWonderful pics - love the way you edited them as always! Would love it if you joined the nature photo contest in my blog. : ) Have a fantastic week!
ReplyDelete—Charles
Love the color of this, and the wood backdrop is great, but like the edited one also with the close-up. Seems I tend to stray toward closeups or macro. Glad I found your blog again, and in time for Texture Twist. I usually miss it. haha
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Awe, thanks for joining us!! I love a great Macro Photo too!
DeleteJust gorgeous!
ReplyDelete:) Thank You
DeleteI love photographing wildflowers! Those are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Definitely a good idea to put those smart phones away occasionally, but always good to carry a camera!
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts exactly!
Deletewhatever these flowers are they are rather pretty.
ReplyDeleteDiana
Delightful flowers and I am so grateful you shared them with Today's Flowers. Thank you very much :)
ReplyDeleteYou can take an ordinary flower but against the right backdrop and with the right photographer it becomes extraordinary!
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